In my previous blogpost I raved about the cave dwelling we stayed at in Gran Canaria, so today I wanted to share more photos of that experience. In this post I’m taking you on a tour of Acusa Seca, a small village of cave dwellings dating back to the 6th century with a breathtaking view over Roque Nublo (the appropriately named cloud rock). During our hike through the surrounding valley we encountered even more breathtaking views, hence the picture overload. Have a look at the photos below and wander through Acusa Seca with me!
When I was planning last summer’s holiday, I came across an intriguing airbnb by accident. A house carved into the rocks, with an incredible view right at its front door. Thinking it was probably somewhere really far away and exotic where I wouldn’t end up in the near future, I saved it for “someday”. A few weeks later, when I wanted to show that impressive Acusa Seca cave house to a friend, I noticed it was located on Gran Canaria. The island where my sister was planning to spend 5 months for her Erasmus.