ArchitectureDuring the renovation of the lighthouse, an attempt was made to preserve the old structures and make them tangible for the guests. The three suites can be reached from the central inner courtyard (patio). If you look up, you can see through the open roof to the lighthouse lantern. Guests can always climb the 150+ steps to the top of the tower and enjoy the view. Above all, the incredibly hard wood of the Canary pine, which only exists on the Canary Islands, was used. Even after more than 150 years, the living wood still contains resin. When the sun gets the Harz Mountains going, there is a wonderful scent in the rooms. The wood was used, among other things, to prepare the old windows and doors. The traditional Canarian patio with its hanging plants and open roof was rebuilt by local craftsmen based on old plans. The Port Authority had rationalized away many nice details over the years. The entire conversion of Faro Punta Cumplida can be described as a sustainable project, because the lighthouse would have fallen into disrepair if the hosts had not put it to its new use.

FoodBreakfast consists almost exclusively of local products and is served in small glasses. The bananas now come from their own garden. According to the hosts, guests can taste the best avocados, which employee Pili brings from her neighbor in the morning. The freshly squeezed oranges also come from the neighbors. The wine is supplied by father and son, Bodega Durazna, located just above the tower, and the mojo sauce (spicy hot and slightly smoky) is made by Pili according to an old recipe from her grandmother. The fig jam is also made from their own Indian Fig cactus fruits. Dark grain rolls are rare in the north of La Palma - they are baked by a friend of the lighthouse in Puntanella.

SocialEmployee Pili is the good soul of Faro Punta Cumplida. She takes care of the well-being of the guests and exudes the lighthouse spirit with her positive manner. As a child, the light of the lighthouse shone into her children's room and she rightly says that she works in the most beautiful place in the world. During the volcanic eruption on La Palma, the hosts distributed donations to their employees who lost their house to the lava. Tibetan prayer flags will be given as a gift to all guests who donate to an on-site project in Nepal that is close to the heart of the hosts.

EnvironmentThe lighthouse is equipped with a heat recovery and solar system. Garbage is separated and shower gel and shampoo are provided in dispensers. In addition, alternative cleaning agents are used and the pool is filled with salt water.

Well-BeingWhether it's swimming in the infinity pool or doing yoga on the yoga platform, you won't have to wait long to feel good. The view of the sea ensures peace and balance.