The Las Vigas farm house is living testimony to the history of southern Tenerife. The house is approximately 200 years old. Its construction and its current site was geared towards multiple use of the terrain, which was cultivated in a diverse, intelligent and sustainable way.
The old caves have been preserved in its volcanic walls, which were initially used as dwellings and later for storing grain, other agricultural produce and tools. Today, they are in use as wineries and as a small space to eat or to share moments with friends and family.
The original drinking basins carved in stone have been preserved, as well as the original architecture of the house and the walking trails that lead to the house and to old aquaducts that were so important in days gone by. Every corner, every detail, every element of the farm thus contains its own little piece of history.