Exploring the Hidden Gem of West Africa: Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, Guinea

Nestled at the crossroads of Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, and Liberia, the Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve stands as a testament to the untouched beauty and incredible biodiversity that West Africa has to offer. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a haven for nature enthusiasts, adventurers, and those seeking a truly unique travel experience. Join us as we embark on a virtual journey to this ecological paradise, where dense rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and rare species await discovery.

A Biodiversity Hotspot:

Mount Nimba is not just a mountain; it's a living, breathing ecosystem that houses a treasure trove of flora and fauna. As you step into its lush green landscapes, you'll find yourself immersed in a world of diversity. From endemic orchids that paint the forest floor with vibrant hues to elusive primates swinging through the trees, the reserve offers a glimpse into Mother Nature's finest creations.

Unveiling Natural Wonders:

Prepare to be awe-struck by the sweeping vistas that unfold before your eyes. The reserve's varying altitudes create a tapestry of ecosystems, ranging from montane grasslands to dense rainforests. Hiking trails wind through these breathtaking landscapes, leading you to hidden waterfalls that plunge into crystal-clear pools, inviting you to take a refreshing dip in nature's own oasis.

A Symphony of Avian Delights:

For bird enthusiasts, Mount Nimba is a sanctuary of song. The skies are adorned with a myriad of feathered wonders, from the iridescent to the rare and elusive. With binoculars in hand, you'll have the opportunity to spot colorful parrots, endemic birds, and migratory species on their enchanting journey.

Cultural Encounters:

Beyond its natural splendors, Mount Nimba offers a chance to connect with the local communities that call this region home. Immerse yourself in the traditions and way of life of indigenous groups, gaining insights into their deep-rooted connection with the land and their role in preserving this ecological treasure.

Preservation and Responsible Travel:

The importance of safeguarding Mount Nimba's fragile ecosystems cannot be overstated. By treading lightly and respecting the environment, visitors can actively contribute to its preservation. Engaging in sustainable tourism practices ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to experience the magic of this unique reserve.

Conclusion:

Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve is a haven where nature's beauty is allowed to flourish undisturbed. From the rustling leaves of the rainforest to the panoramic views from its peaks, every moment spent here is a testament to the magnificence of our planet. As you plan your next adventure, consider embarking on a journey to Mount Nimba—a place that will forever remain etched in your memory as an untouched slice of paradise in the heart of West Africa.

La Aurora Zoo in Guatemala City, Guatemala

La Aurora Zoo in Guatemala City, Guatemala

 

La Aurora Zoo, nestled in the heart of Guatemala City, is a captivating destination that offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty and wonder of the animal kingdom. With its diverse collection of wildlife, well-designed exhibits, and commitment to conservation and education, the zoo has become a must-visit attraction for both locals and tourists alike. 

Situated within the sprawling Parque Zoológico La Aurora, the zoo occupies an expansive area that reflects the region's rich natural heritage. Established in 1924, the zoo has evolved over the years, transforming from a small collection of local fauna to a world-class institution dedicated to the preservation of global biodiversity. Its historic roots make it an integral part of the city's cultural and recreational landscape.

 La Aurora Zoo is home to a diverse array of animals, representing a wide range of species from across the globe. As visitors explore the zoo, they can encounter creatures from the lush rainforests of Central and South America, the vast savannas of Africa, the dense jungles of Asia, and beyond.

 The zoo's exhibits are carefully curetted to mimic the animals' natural habitats, creating an immersive experience for visitors. Wander through the Rainforest Aviary, where colorful birds flutter freely amidst lush foliage, or marvel at the majesty of big cats in the Jaguar and Lion Exhibits. The Primate Island offers an insight into the complex social structures of monkeys and apes, while the African Savannah Enclosure transports visitors to the grasslands of another continent.

 One of the most notable features of La Aurora Zoo is the Giant Tortoise Conservation Center, where these ancient reptiles are protected and cared for. This exhibit highlights the zoo's commitment to conservation, providing a safe haven for these endangered creatures and educating the public about their plight.

 La Aurora Zoo places a strong emphasis on conservation and education. Through partnerships with local and international organizations, the zoo engages in breeding programs and research initiatives aimed at preserving endangered species and their habitats. Visitors can learn about the challenges facing these animals and the steps being taken to ensure their survival.

 Education is a cornerstone of the zoo's mission, and it offers a range of programs designed to inspire a deeper appreciation for the natural world. School groups can participate in guided tours that focus on biology, ecology, and conservation, while workshops and lectures provide opportunities for visitors of all ages to learn about the importance of protecting biodiversity.

 The zoo's commitment to providing an enjoyable and informative experience for visitors is evident in its well-maintained grounds, interactive exhibits, and helpful staff. Various amenities, including rest areas, cafes, and gift shops, ensure that guests have a comfortable and memorable visit.

 For families, La Aurora Zoo offers an ideal setting for a day of exploration and learning. Children can engage in hands-on activities, interact with animal-themed displays, and participate in age-appropriate workshops that foster a sense of wonder and curiosity.

 La Aurora Zoo is dedicated to making its attractions accessible to all visitors. The zoo's pathways are designed to accommodate strollers and wheelchairs, and there are amenities available for those with special needs. Additionally, the zoo has taken steps towards sustainability, implementing eco-friendly practices to reduce its environmental impact.

 Located just a short distance from the city center, La Aurora Zoo is easily accessible by various modes of transportation. Visitors can opt to take a taxi, use public buses, or utilize rideshare services to reach the zoo conveniently.

 In summary, La Aurora Zoo stands as a testament to Guatemala City's commitment to conservation, education, and the celebration of biodiversity. With its captivating exhibits, dedication to protecting endangered species, and focus on providing a memorable visitor experience, the zoo offers a truly enchanting journey into the natural world. Whether you're a local seeking a unique day out or a traveler exploring Guatemala, La Aurora Zoo is a destination that promises to captivate your imagination and leave you with a lasting appreciation for the wonders of the animal kingdom.

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House of Chocolate in St. George's, Grenada

House of Chocolate in St. George's, Grenada   House of Chocolate Grenada Museum is located at Young Street in St George's, Grenada. Wonderfully deceptive, this spacious shop outlines the history of cocoa in sort of a museum format. Spend a moment to read through the exhibits and absorb the history and culture. Then sample the various treats for sale, everything from bath items, to ice cream, to tasty treats, jewelry, and other nice gift items, and of course, the delicious chocolate bars. We had a great time sampling the different chocolates and stocking up with all kinds of goodies.   Beautiful little chocolate shop right next to the Grenada Museum. A must visit if you're in St. George's and would like to sample one of their chocolate coffees and grab some gifts for family and friends back home. It is located in the historical district. We took home some roasted espresso beans, chocolates and delicious cocoa powder for our friends. Definitely worth a visit.   Nice place to visit if you don’t have the time to visit the chocolate factory. House of Chocolate is a unique and beautiful hand crafted mini-museum portraying the history of chocolate. A small boutique carries a selection of all things made with cocoa in Grenada. Part cafe, part museum, part gift shop, this welcoming place is dedicated to all things cocoa. You can sample chocolate in both its liquid and solid forms, and buy bars from different local producers to take home. There are also delicious cakes and brownies.   What child, big or small, doesn’t love a good chocolate story? That’s exactly what you are going to get at Grenada’s House of Chocolate. It would be ideal to visit this stop early on in the vacation; that way children can identify different parts of the cocoa process around the island during their stay. Stop into the retail front of the shop and request a tour. They are free and often; you can even join one in progress. The chocolate history and presentation is a 20-minute hands-on, mouth-watering overview of the island’s cocoa culture. It’s an easy, tasty and educational stop.   I've been back to the House of Chocolate each and every time we come to Grenada. The variety of all things Chocolate is astounding, some of which I never knew existed or could even be done! They also have non-chocolate: spices, bags, clothes, ornaments, tea, scented candles/oils/burning sticks, and much more. The cafe provides teas, coffees, cakes, and ice creams - eat in or take away plus they have fantastic Aircon! We have previously been given the talk/tour of the process of chocolate production which is interesting, informative and entertaining for the kids. Great place!   Like us and Join us at Xtreme Collections for more fun and knowledge.

Imbros Gorge in Crete, Greece

Luftlmalerei House Paintings in Oberammergau

The painting is most religious character in particularly involving figures of saints as well as manifold scenes all around the Passion Play theme in Oberammergau. In Southern Germany and Italy Lüftlmalerei is a handicraft method of wall-paintings originally applied for decorating the baroque facades. In 18th century the method began to become popular in the foothills region of the Alps, where wealthy traders or people peasants and craftsmen displayed their wealth by means of opulently painted facades. The Painting technique is to called Fresco Technique, the mineral basis of water colors are applied to wet freshly laid plaster. They become a fixed layer of color after colors dry, insoluble to water. The necessity to work quickly in the fresh air (Luft), led to the belief that the term "Lüftlmalerei" is some how connected to this particular method of painting. The famous town of Oberammergau also shows how inextricably linked a handicraft is to the history of its town. In principle a stroll through the town famed the world over for it passion play is almost like walking through a museum. The traditional painting are still stand with us, where we have lots of technology like computer printing etc etc, I love colors and art. Let see the some pictures which I collect from Flickr.com. Pilatushaus - Oberammergau - Bavaria - Germany.

Vanish Roller Coaster | Cosmo Land Amusement Park, Yokohama, Japan

Vanish Roller Coaster | Cosmo Land Amusement Park, Yokohama, Japan
The Vanish Roller Coaster in Japan's, One of the world’s coolest roller coasters is in Cosmo Land Amusement Park, Yokohama, Japan and it is not just any ordinary one; it is an underwater roller coaster. On its journey, this roller coaster enters into an underwater tunnel. If you've you ever gazed in amazement at how birds dive down into the water and then gracefully emerge within a mere moment, then you have got to check out the Vanish roller coaster. The ride opened in 1999 and is a thrilling experience that goes on for 2 minutes on a track that is 744 m long and reaches 35 m at one point. Looking for some excitement unheard of on roller coasters? The ride on Vanish is worth the experience!
This ride is definitely not for those who are faint at heart. It appears as if the underwater roller coaster is taking a plunge into the water with water splashing around upon the diving impact. If buildings can rise then roller coasters can go underwater too! Based on this principle, the creation is an almost incredible one where one can but long to sit on the seat and take the thrilling ride. The underwater roller coaster is in a park which is an attraction in itself and is located in MinatoMirai, Yokohama Bay area. The park Cosmoland contains 32 attractions including the underwater roller coaster Vanish. There is a Ferris Wheel, a Cliff Drop ride that would make you scream and a Spinning Coaster amongst many others. There is also a chance to practice shooting and show off your skills to the Japanese who are very particular about their’s! When at Cosmoland Amusement Park, don’t forget to visit the House of Terror which happens to be a haunted house intended to give you goosebumps. For kids and fun loving elders there is a carnival street and kids area that also contains rides like Safari Pets, LED and Merry-go-Round; which are meant to liven up the moods with their colors and make.
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The Cargo Hold Restaurant | Durban, South Africa

The Cargo Hold Restaurant | Durban, South Africa
The 'Cargo Hold' restaurant is built in a replica of South Africa's legendary ghost ship 'The Phantom' and masterfully incorporated into the famous uShaka aquarium, where floating marine predators - sharks. As you have a dinner in the cool dark interior of the ship's stern, the finest marine life, including their famous sharks, will drift past the windows. Last century, The Phantom was sighted sailing into Durban harbor from a southerly direction. At dusk it rounded Durban's Bluff headland with just one blue-green light swinging at the fore.
The ship's stevedores waited for the vessel, described as a stern ship with a black and scarlet funnel and two masts, to enter the harbor, but it never did. Weeks later it appeared in the same place but even closer to shore this time. It answered no signals and flew no flags. Some said it was lost and others said it was on a secret mission. And with no conclusions reached the boat became ingrained in locals' minds as The Phantom.
People lunch next to the window of a large aquarium with fish and sharks in the 'Hold Cargo' restaurant in Durban.
The ship has an authentically battered, rusty and weather-beaten feel to it.
Snorkelling and dining all in one. A shark swims past the restaurant's walls as oysters are cracked open.
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Dictators with Soft Toys

Dictators with Soft Toys
Chinese photographer Chinlung sun, living in the capital of China - Beijing, created an interesting and remarkable series of photographs showing us the softer side of the world. In his photo project the most vicious and courageous dictators and rulers of the world (in his view) are presented in the form of gentle people, hugging stuffed animals. The photos show the world leaders embracing cute plush toy, and each leader Chinlung photographer tried to give him an appropriate animal nature. In his works Chinlung really showed amazing abilities of digital editing and revealed his talent. To create these photographs, he asked his friends to dress as rulers, whom he wanted to portray. Then create multiple images from different angles with different toys in the hands of their models.
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A Tribute to Budgie, Food Illustrations | Anna Keville Joyce

A Tribute to Budgie, Food Illustrations | Anna Keville Joyce
A series of bird illustrations, 100% consisting of foods - a project by artist Anna Keville Joyce , which has no practical meaning, but is able to deliver aesthetic pleasure and cheer up the audience. Work under the title A Tribute to Budgie from food designer and food stylist Anna Keville Joyce - the category of those that are difficult to repeat the "at home", but that you can admire and marvel at the skill of the author. This art series that Anna created is in tribute to her pet bird: when Budgie passed on, Anna turned to art therapy to deal with her grief. As she works with food as a creative medium, it only made sense that she worked with the materials she knows and loves, and the result is astonishing. A flamingo crafted from crushed-up Fruit Loops cereal stands tall among paper-thin radish and kiwi slices; the plate becomes a canvas rather than just a serving implement.
When it comes to selecting the ingredients she’ll use to create her miniature masterpieces, Anna first considers the image she’d like to create, and then starts to think about the textures, shapes, and colors of different food ingredients. A slice of cauliflower could easily become a cloud, for example, while strips of potato peel could easily be used to evoke tree bark. She may have sparked a new revolution in home culinary experimentation: we could all use a bit more art in our lives, and if these beautiful vignettes can be created with a few simple, healthy ingredients, then playing with our food is a worthwhile endeavor indeed.
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Clint - The Prince of Colors

Clint - The Prince of Colors
Edmund Thomas Clint (1976–1983) was an Indian child prodigy. He is known for having drawn over 25,000 paintings during his life. Clint was the lone son of MT Joseph and Chinnamma Joseph. He was named after Clint Eastwood. He loved painting Hindu festivals and traditional events near his home in Kochi, Kerala. When he died of kidney failure in 1983, he was just six years and 11 months old, yet left behind some 25,000 artworks. Normally it would take years of analytical study and training to draw such paintings. His work has been displayed in exhibitions in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala in 1995 and 2007. At the age of 5, he secured first place in a competition held for painters below the age 18.
Legacy Clint Road in Kochi, Kerala is named after him. A biography, Clint - Nirangalude Rajakumaran (Clint - The Prince of Colors) was written about him. A Brief Hour of Beauty, another biography in English, is now available on Jain Book Agency. The 2007 Malayalam film Anandabhairavi, about a child prodigy was inspired by Clint's life. Edmund Thomas Clint memorial painting competition for children was held at Kochi in his memory.
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Incredible photo-realistic Drawings by Diego Fazio

Incredible photo-realistic Drawings by Diego Fazio
Incredible photo-realistic drawings by Diego Fazio, a self-taught Italian artist. “Each portrait is done with just a pencil and paper and can take up to 200 hours to finish.” It’s hard to believe these pictures are not photographs. They are pencil drawings made by Diego Fazio, a 23 year old self-taught artist living in Italy. Also known as DiegoKoi on Deviantart, Diego started off as a tattoo artist but eventually began drawing bodies instead of drawing on them. Each meticulously detailed portrait can take up to 200 hours to complete. Born in 1989 in Lamezia, Italy, the emerging talent is self-taught; starting his career as a tattoo artist. He cites the artwork of Katsushika Hokusai, a highly influential Japanese artist from the Edo period, as one of his early inspirations. Each artwork can take hundreds of hours and Diego says he only began drawing in 2007.
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Book Benches in Istanbul

Book Benches in Istanbul
Book benches in Istanbul. These unusual benches are designed for streets, bus stops, squares and parks of Istanbul, Turkey, they are decorated in the form of books. The city of Istanbul is promoting reading with the help of book bench. Benches that generally look like an open book is placed around the city and each bench carries Quotes from 18 famous Turkish writers. This Campaign are not only promotes the reading but also turns boring public into various functional works of art. It is a brilliant idea to promote readers with the use of such creative Book Benches which are located at the heart of the city. You can't spend your time in vain sitting on such a wise bench, besides such creative approach to architecture encourages people to study, learn and read.
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Stuttgart City Library, Germany

Stuttgart City Library, Germany
The new Stuttgart City Library by Yi Architects was on October 21, 2011. After winning a competition for the project in 1999, the new library for Stuttgart in southern Germany has finally been unveiled. Yi Architects have shared with us the drawings and images of the project. The Stuttgart City Library was chosen in Mailänder Platz, an area that is perceived to be a future city center growing out of the location of the library. With this in mind, the architects chose to physically express the importance of this cultural center by giving the building a grand physical presence. The building takes the form of cube with an edge length of 45 meters. It is constructed out of pale grey fair-faced concrete that visually frames an array of 9 x 9 frosted glass bricks. The shell is designed as a double façade that includes the glass brick level and an inner mullion/transom façade as the thermal building shell.
The form and symmetry of entrance of the building was inspired by the “Cenotaph for Newton” by Étienne Boullée, but the heart and core of the library follows the design of the ancient pantheon. Protected by a secondary façade, the cube-shaped room is situated in the middle of the building and is illuminated by a central roof light. In the center is a 1 m² fountain that ties the space as a meditative area. The gallery hall is a five-story space, square-shaped and surrounded by a shell of books. The interior circulation is arranged in a spiral among the reading gallery areas, designed to be flowing promenades flooded with light from the glass roof. The forum, a third central room, is located below the heart. This is an event room which is in proximity to the light-railway line that crosses the first and second basement floors.
This ambitious project has caused a mixed reaction. Construction of the building was carried out three years and a cost of 80 million Euros. On the outer walls of the name "library" is set in four languages. On the north wall in German, on the western English - international communication. South side welcomes visitors in Arabic - the language of ancient knowledge, as well as in honor of the sister city of Stuttgart Cairo. On the east wall architect Yi carved names in the Korean language, putting his signature.
Multimedia City Library in Stuttgart, as the jury's decision, found new ways to develop the skills needed to use digital technologies. So, one of the first in Germany it provided in its halls with Internet access. With praise jury also noted the library information service, its search engines and programs to promote books and reading in both analog mode and the web. In particular, there has been the so-called "Day of network security," in which the theme nights dedicated to the development of new media technologies, evaluation of computer games and other aspects of Internet use. The library equipped with special sound-proofed rooms for individual or group work, as well as the 400 seat and workplaces, where visitors can enjoy the library laptops. In addition, the library offers opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, as well as a series of round the clock services. Every year there are more than four thousand different kinds of activities.
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El Angel Ecological Reserve | Ecuador

El Angel Ecological Reserve | Ecuador
El Angel Ecological Reserve is located in the canton Espejo, in Carchi province, north of the mountains of Ecuador. It houses a huge biological and ecological diversity, represented by species of plants and animals. El Angel Ecological Reserve has an area of 15 715 hectares, 585m and 4692m over sea level. It is the birthplace of many rivers that eventually deposit their water in major river basins Watch and The Angel, not in vain are considered the wet moors of Ecuador. The paramo of El Angel is covered by frailejones (Espeletia pychnophyla) giant, is a species endemic to the area, which covers 85% of the area. These plants grow on the trunks of up to 6m in height and form a forest. Their flowers are similar to the sunflowers and their leaves are hairy to protect the plant from cold weather and hard.
The reserve is home to numerous animals including highlights, rainbow trout, the frog marsupial, the jambato, duck dotted, the condor, gli-gli coot, moor Partridge, the curiquingues, the Andean gull, the giant heath, the Quilico, deer, dirty, wild rabbits, the Chucuri, the brocket, the fox, the buzzer and the turtle and other species.
Its temperature ranges between 6 and 12 degrees Celsius. Between June and October Ecological Reserve El Angel is experiencing a period of summer, with the presence of strong winds, intense sun during the day and freezing at night and showers accompanied by high cloud. In the months from November to May is the period of winter rains, cloudy and snowy days with minimum temperatures to 0 degrees Celsius.
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Sculpture Athletes | Tim Tadder and Cristian Girotto

Sculpture Athletes | Tim Tadder and Cristian Girotto
Californian-based photographer has created a series of art sculptures in the form of athletes. Titled “Sculpture Athletes” these incredible are statues were created by advertising photographer Tim Tadder with the collaboration of Paris based digital artist Christian Girotto.

Tim writes on his behance account, “After seeing Cristian’s work with fashion skin retouching on behance, Tim reached out with a new concept for the talented artist’s technique. Quite simply Tim had the desire to recreate some of the most classic athlete statues from antiquity and with Cristian’s glass/porcelain skin type overlay he new the series would be strikingly unique.” We are sure you will enjoy and appreciate their stunning classic athlete statues’ work.
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Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife
Stunning views of the wildlife, untouched nature of Botswana, bird's-eye view looking stunning. To remove such species from Brooklyn-based photographer Zack Seckler flew an ultralight aircraft, and with a height of less than 150 meters from the ground and captured dramatic episodes of wildlife in the salt marsh and the Makgadikgadi Pan and the Okavango Delta. Flying above the ground on a midget height, and having the ability to precisely maneuver, the man have a wonderful opportunity to create amazing scenic photography, like huge paintings. The effect is pure beauty. You can see the series at Robin Rice Gallery in New York until February 23, 2014.
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Terraces and Pools of Pamukkale | Turkey

Terraces and Pools of Pamukkale | Turkey
The marvellous terraces and pools of Pamukkale ("Cotton Castle" in Turkish) located in Denizli Province of south-western Turkey, were created by mineralized water flowing from hot springs. The travertine basins were formed by the carbonate minerals in the flowing water. The pools vary in size and overlook the surrounding green countryside. In 1988 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and according to UNESCO, the supposedly therapeutic virtues of the water were used for health and religious reasons by local cults in ancient times, and the Temple of Apollo was built near a fault zone where vapors arose. Whether a soak in steamy mineral waters has any health benefits or not, the warmth of the water and the relaxation it encourages have made Pamukkale a popular destination for hundreds of years.
This place comes with a lot of ancient ruins as well, called “Hierapolis”. Some of the ruins still lay in the pool where you can swim in. Absolutely a dream for cleopatra. Hierapolis basically was a cure center because of this therapeutic hot springs. Pamukkale is one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in Turkey and perhaps one of the most attractive spot for tourists. Thousands of tourists visit this spot everyday during the summer.
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Matthias Haker and Abandoned Buildings

Matthias Haker and Abandoned Buildings
Matthias Hacker lives in Dresden and studying at the Faculty of electronic media . He began photographing in 2008, a talented photographer discovered the world of photography. He is interested in architectural and interior photography as well as people, portrait, fashion and wedding photography. His series of abandoned buildings is fascinating and these empty places seems to be both quiet and full of memories. With one of a series of his works, I want to introduce you , the series of abandoned premises , which is called "Decay".
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Eye Drawings | Drawn by Pencil Colors

Eye Drawings | Drawn by Pencil Colors
Jose Vergara (a.k.a. Redosking) a 19-year-old teenager from Texas is really an impressive and amazing artist. A realistic and detailed picture of the human eye, close-up, which could be expected only from experienced masters. To create drawings, Jose uses only colored pencils, which makes his work even more impressive. He's just a talented nugget, and he is only 19 years old! Ability to convey on canvas the human eye, is considered a confirmation of a high standard. For centuries, people began to see the eyes is extremely important interlocutor - the transmission of information, and also be able to notice them the slightest movement, with the aim of understanding what actually thinking people. This is one reason why some people may start to trust other people, only after between them make eye contact. That is why the eyes are called the mirror of the soul.
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The Rock | The Restaurant of Zanzibar

The Rock | The Restaurant of Zanzibar
In the world there are plenty of chic restaurants that offer visitors a perfect service, luxurious surroundings and the tastiest food. Situated in Zanzibar a little restaurant called "The Rock" is far from luxurious establishments, but, nevertheless, still managed to become famous on the net and get your shred fame. The Rock Restaurant in Zanzibar and is worth in the coastal waters of the Indian Ocean near the island of Unguja, Tanzania. It is a small white house made of clay, stone, straw and wood, which is conveniently nestled in a small coastal cliff. Modest little house surrounded by sparse vegetation, which gives a bit of shade and adds a restaurant to its natural charms.
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