Welcome to

a tranquility oasis...

About Us

Welcome to Las Casitas, a traditional rural house nestled in the tranquility of Tenerife, in Granadilla de Abona, where Canarian heritage meets the natural beauty of the island. More than just a place to stay, Las Casitas is a sanctuary where untouched nature meets those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With breathtaking views of the ocean, mountains, and lush pine forests, our property offers a dreamlike setting for relaxation and reconnection with nature.

Run by a couple united by a common dream, Las Casitas is born from a deep passion for hospitality and sustainable living. We cultivate the land for our own consumption, embracing a lifestyle that respects and nurtures the environment. Our goal is to welcome guests with warmth and sincerity, inviting them to experience the charm of Tenerife’s landscapes.

At Las Casitas, every detail speaks of care, authenticity, and a commitment to sustainability. Whether you seek a peaceful retreat or an opportunity to immerse yourself in the island’s natural splendor, we offer a stay that is not only comfortable but also enriching and rejuvenating. The connection with nature and the surrounding environment is at the heart of what we provide—a truly unique and authentic experience. Whether you’re here for a relaxing stay or to immerse yourself in Tenerife’s natural beauty, we are excited to welcome you to our little paradise.

Arrive as guests, leave as friends.

Raphael and Guillaume

Las Casitas

Las Casitas is a set of three small rural houses, built with traditional Canarian materials such as volcanic stones. These materials provide natural thermal insulation and blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape, preserving the authenticity of local architecture.

Originally, Las Casitas was not intended as a residence but served as a storage facility or almacén for farming tools and harvested crops. The sturdy stone walls protected the equipment from rain and sun, offering a secure space for storing everything needed for working the land.

The surrounding fields, where a vineyard was once cultivated, are covered with a thick layer of jable, a type of volcanic gravel that helps retain soil moisture. This traditional technique, used in Canarian agriculture for centuries, allows crops to thrive even in the island’s dry climate by reducing evaporation and maintaining optimal soil conditions.

Over time, these buildings have been carefully restored, maintaining their rustic and authentic character while transforming into a welcoming retreat. Today, Las Casitas offers a unique experience to its guests, allowing them to stay in a place that tells the story of the region’s agricultural past, all while being immersed in the serenity of nature.