Poblado Jirdana

This rural complex that is located in the village of Isora.

It consists of a full rental house that has been rehabilitated with stone and wood to fully adapt to the surrounding nature.

The house is formed by 2 floors for a greater enjoyment of it.

The living room attached to the kitchen forman all the main entrance. Rustic style, the wooden furniture is perfectly adapted to the walls in cream tones. The kitchen is fully equipped y has all the necessary utensils to cook your favorite dishes. On the first floor there is also the bathroom which includes the towels sufficient for your stay in the house.

The second floor was originally the hayloft of the house, once rehabilitated it has become the rest area. It is accessed through an internal staircase and, along its corridor, we find 2 double rooms: one of them with a double bed and the other with 2 single beds. Both rooms have bedding, both winter and summer.

Poblado Jirdana is also made up of a interior patio to be able to meet with the family and enjoy the summer nights and has a garden from which you can see the island of La Gomera and Tenerife in the days of more clarity.

This rural complex wants to offer the greatest possible comfort to the guests so it has air conditioning throughout the house, hot water, a crib auxiliar (for children under 2 years) and satellite television with Open channels from abroad.

Poblado Jirdana is part of a traditional Herreño architectural complex and has been totally rehabilitated to offer tourists greater comfort when staying on the island.

It is not of big dimensions, still it counts on enough places of interest, many of them stand out for their landscapes perfectly conserved. The capital of the island, Valverde, is 6 minutes from the house and is the point where one of the most important trails on the island called the Camino de la Virgen ends.

The Monte de Laurisilva stands out for the splendor of the vegetation that can be seen as you go down the road until you reach La Frontera, another important municipality that has the Mencafete Comprehensive Natural Reserve.

The first marine reserve that was created in the Canary Islands is that of Punta Restinga whose main attraction is the tranquility of its waters which makes it known as "Mar de Las Calmas" and allows to enjoy the seabed during all year.

The island of El Hierro only has two beaches of sand with peculiar characteristics: Timijiraque that is of black sand and The Verodal, of red sand. Tourists in summer enjoy the natural pools that are found throughout the island such as La Laja or La Caleta.