ArchitectureNatural stone, terracotta, wood and white paint. The Finca Mimosa is surrounded by a 2000 sqm garden full of exotic flora under the mostly blue sky of Lanzarote. The buildings, which are over 200 years old, were built in the traditional Lanzarote country house style. Ecological colors were used to renovate the interiors. In addition, the color rules that the artist César Manrique (1919-1992) enforced together with the President of the Island of Pepin Ramirez were observed: walls outside white, windows and doors in agricultural areas green. Also typical of the island are the partially bricked and tiled bathrooms, kitchens and even furniture such as sofa beds and beds. The large table in the green salon was built by the 80-year-old carpenter Manolo. Manrique's work made a decisive contribution to the face of the island today. It is thanks to him that most of the buildings here were not built higher than three floors and are kept almost entirely white. With the island-typical painting of wooden windows and doors and fences in rural areas in green and in the fishing villages in blue.

FoodIn the nearby town of Teguise there are two organic shops for shopping during the week. On Sunday, the entire center of the village is flooded by the weekly market, where all sorts of local products are available for purchase.

EnvironmentThe Finca Mimosa is built in a simple island-typical way so that it adapts well to the climate and requires little heating or cooling. Warm water is generated by solar energy and the garden is operated with rainwater from an old cistern. Guests will be informed about the local waste separation procedure upon arrival and asked to do so. The house is furnished with environmentally friendly materials and painted with ecological colors.