Epina

I drive past here every time I want to go somewhere, because Epina is up in the valley. So at some point I had to drive down to the village.

It is a very old settlement and consists of a few dozen houses, many of which are built of stone and clay and have gabled roofs with Arabic tiles, which are over 200 years old and have been well preserved to this day.

Fruit and vegetable gardens were cultivated there in the traditional way. Although the place was almost deserted, around 100 people moved in around 40 years ago.

A few meters above the village are the famous Chorros de Epina water springs, which played an important role in the island's culture.

I think the little village looks like it's cut out of a picture book 😍.Read more