Apartamentos Frontera
Family tourist apartments in the El Golfo valley.
Family-run holiday apartment business in Tigaday, in the municipality of La Frontera (El Hierro), founded in 1985. It offers twelve family apartments and six studios, with a fitted kitchen, living-dining room and private balconies or terraces overlooking the Atlantic Ocean or the El Golfo valley. The complex is arranged around a central garden with a vegetable plot and vineyards, and provides reception, cleaning service, Wi-Fi and free private parking. It lies close to natural beaches, restaurants and services, about 25 minutes from the airport and the port of La Estaca.
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