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Cuna del Alma, which translates as “Cradle of the Soul,” represents a pioneering concept in tourism and residential living in the Canary Islands. Situated in El Puertito de Adeje on Tenerife’s southwest coast, the project is designed not only as an architectural landmark but also as an innovative model in management and hospitality.

It caters to a new generation of discerning travelers and second-home owners who seek comfort, privacy, and a high-quality experience while consciously avoiding mass tourism. The development emphasizes both ecological and social responsibility, setting a benchmark for sustainable and refined living in the region.

Cuna del Alma offers a unique collection of residences designed to harmonize with their natural surroundings and the sea. The development includes low-rise beachfront apartments, small houses, and villas, with 1 to 4 bedrooms to suit different lifestyles.

The Valley Villas provide secluded retreats with sweeping views and ultimate privacy; the Casas Casitas, nestled within lush gardens, radiate warmth and understated elegance; while the Beach Apartments feature terraces facing the Atlantic, bringing every sunset to your doorstep.

Beyond the architecture, residents enjoy villa-level privacy complemented by five-star services, including breakfast, security, cleaning, maintenance, and dining—carefully managed by a world-renowned luxury hospitality brand—ensuring a seamless blend of comfort, convenience, and exclusivity.

Cuna del Alma embodies a tourism model aligned with the long-term vision of Tenerife and the Canary Islands, which prioritizes the avoidance of overcrowding and mass tourism.

The name, “Cuna del Alma,” was chosen to reflect sensitivity to the local environment and the surrounding landscape. The project embraces a philosophy of “less is more,” deliberately utilizing no more than 50% of the permitted buildable area to preserve natural surroundings. In addition, over 45% of the land is designated for public use, further promoting ecological balance, community engagement, and a sustainable, high-quality tourism experience.

Cuna del Alma is conceived with sustainability at its core, incorporating renewable energy sources, energy-efficient systems, and advanced technologies to minimize environmental impact and reduce the carbon footprint.

Beyond its infrastructure, the project’s operational model further promotes sustainability: units not occupied by their owners are managed as part of a fully serviced hotel, ensuring continuous use throughout the year.

Unlike traditional holiday homes that may remain vacant for extended periods, this approach guarantees that all resources are utilized efficiently, combining ecological responsibility with practical and economically sustainable management.

Yes. On previously abandoned agricultural land, Cuna del Alma plans to revive traditional farming practices through the creation of an organic garden covering approximately 40,000 m².

This garden will cultivate a variety of vegetables and fruits, with a particular emphasis on local varieties, promoting sustainable agriculture, biodiversity, and a connection to the region’s agricultural heritage.

The Casitas, Beach Apartments, and Valley Villas are scheduled for completion by mid-2027, alongside the Beach Club and Water Sports Club.

Upon completion, operations will commence immediately, welcoming both hotel guests and property owners. The development will begin generating income from the opening of the hotel, marking the full operational launch of Cuna del Alma.

Cuna del Alma is the result of a collaboration between a group of local experts in tourism properties and two Belgian investor families with extensive experience in developing high-quality serviced residences on the island.

The project is being fully executed by a local Spanish team, ensuring that the development benefits from both international expertise and deep local knowledge.

Cuna del Alma is designed for the modern, discerning traveler who values the natural beauty and lifestyle of Tenerife and seeks a second home on the island.

These owners desire the comfort, flexibility, and high-quality services of a five-star hotel, while also expecting that these services are affordable, sustainable, and responsibly managed.

Cuna del Alma uniquely combines exclusive residential living with world-class hospitality, meeting the expectations of this sophisticated and conscientious clientele.

For owners seeking uncompromising comfort in a second or third residence, a property integrated within a hotel-managed infrastructure offers an ideal solution.

These residences provide a luxury experience equivalent to a five-star hotel, while relieving owners of responsibilities related to maintenance, tenant management, or renovations, as all aspects are professionally handled by the hotel operator.

At the same time, property owners enjoy exclusive access to the resort’s amenities and privileges, while preserving the privacy, tranquility, and ambiance of a private villa.

Cuna del Alma offers the experience of a true second home, far beyond the scope of a traditional hotel room. Each residence provides privacy and luxury that often surpass even the most prestigious hotel suites, including spacious private terraces, individual pools, open-plan kitchens, and living areas.

This combination of personalized, high-end residential living with the services and amenities of a five-star resort represents the project’s unique added value, offering owners both comfort and exclusivity in a way that standard hotels cannot replicate.

Yes. All units are sold with full ownership, formalized before a notary. The land on which each building stands is part of the building’s common areas, and all properties and associated provisions are recorded in the master deed. Owners may sell or transfer their property at any time, provided that the new buyer also signs the management contract, which is included in the notarial deed.

Yes. Each residence at Cuna del Alma is delivered fully finished, allowing owners to move in immediately without any additional preparation. Interiors are thoughtfully designed to reflect understated elegance and comfort, with high-quality furniture, as well as all essential household items. Every detail is carefully selected to ensure a seamless blend of functionality, style, and luxury, providing a turnkey experience that embodies the project’s commitment to refined living.

Yes. Each owner is provided with a dedicated storage room to securely store personal belongings between visits. These storage areas are designed to accommodate items such as bicycles, golf equipment, surfboards, personal clothing, and other valuables. Access is restricted exclusively to the owner, ensuring both convenience and security.

This arrangement allows owners to enjoy a seamless and comfortable experience during each stay, without the need to transport personal items back and forth, reflecting the project’s commitment to practicality, privacy, and a refined lifestyle.

Property owners at Cuna del Alma enjoy the same services as hotel guests, provided on a bed-and-breakfast basis. This includes daily breakfast and cleaning services during the owner’s stay.

Additional services, such as catering, spa treatments, or other premium amenities, are available at an extra cost, consistent with the offerings provided to hotel guests.

Owners are entitled to use their property for up to three months per year. During the remaining nine months, the property is operated by the hotel management team as part of the resort’s accommodations for guests, ensuring optimal utilization of resources and the continued provision of professional services.

Pets are not permitted on the premises. Owners may invite friends or acquaintances to use the property, with prior authorization from the management, provided that the combined occupancy of the owner and guests does not exceed the three-month annual limit.

Subletting of the property is strictly prohibited, ensuring that the use of each residence remains aligned with the project’s operational and service standard.

Since the property is operated by the hotel management team for nine months of the year, all property-related expenses are covered by the operator. Consequently, owners are not responsible for community fees, electricity, water, WiFi, or other utility costs, even during their personal use of the property. This arrangement ensures a hassle-free ownership experience, combining convenience, efficiency, and financial clarity.

All property owners collectively participate in a shared fund, through which they receive a defined percentage of the net accommodation income, as stipulated in the management contract.

This income corresponds to the revenue actually generated by the operator from hotel guests during their stay, providing owners with a transparent and predictable return on their investment.

Respect for the local community is a priority for Cuna del Alma. Throughout the planning process, the project has maintained close contact with the neighborhood association, listening to their needs and incorporating them wherever possible.

No residents of traditional homes will have to leave, and there are no expropriations. People living in shacks on the land—who are occupying it without legal permission—will need to vacate, while all legal landowners participate in a compensation or cooperation board as provided by law, ensuring transparency and fairness.

Yes. The project actively addresses urban and environmental challenges in El Puertito de Adeje, an area that has previously suffered from neglect and poor conditions. Through the implementation of comprehensive improvements in public services and infrastructure, Cuna del Alma enhances the overall environment and quality of life for local residents.

These measures transform the area into a well-maintained, attractive destination, generating meaningful and sustainable benefits for both the local community and the municipality of Adeje.

The Cuna del Alma project is projected to generate approximately 750 direct and indirect employment opportunities across both the development and ongoing operational phases.

Priority will be accorded to local residents, thereby promoting job creation, stimulating the regional economy, and ensuring that the socioeconomic benefits of the project are directly realized by the local community.

Over 45% of the land within the project is designated for public use, including streets, avenues, pedestrian walkways, open spaces, and amenity plots, all of which are publicly accessible.

The construction costs of these infrastructures are borne by the developer, in accordance with the plans approved by the municipal authorities. In addition, a complete network for sewage, electricity, water, and telecommunications will be installed. New pedestrian paths will be created, and one of the plots near the beach will feature a public parking facility, further enhancing accessibility and public utility.

Absolutely not. The beach will remain fully public and accessible to everyone. The project includes comprehensive restoration efforts, in coordination with the Coastal Authority, which involve the removal of all illegal concrete walls and expansion of the beach area.

The restored beach will feature 100% natural sand sourced from tidal currents, ensuring both environmental sustainability and continued public enjoyment.

Approximately 25% of the land within the Action Unit will be dedicated to public green spaces, in addition to individual green areas within each developed plot.

In terms of environmental protection, wastewater will under no circumstances be discharged into the sea, in full compliance with legal requirements.

While Puertito de Adeje is not a protected area, it is currently highly degraded due to human activity, including the destruction of heritage, flora, and fauna, as well as the presence of shacks, illegal buildings, and unauthorized dumping. The project aims to restore and enhance the area, creating sustainable and environmentally responsible development.

Preservation and respect for the local flora and fauna are both a legal requirement and a core commitment of the developers. Expert environmental assessments have identified several plant species, such as Tabaibal and Cardonal, that require protection.

To date, up to 1,000 of these plants are already being safeguarded and actively restored, ensuring that the project proceeds in a manner that respects and supports the local ecosystem.