A small town that belongs to the municipality of Tías, in the south of Lanzarote.
Along with the areas of La Florida and Vega de Yuco, Masdache is considered the first area of vine cultivation in Lanzarote, and it is here that the oldest winery in the Canary Islands (and the fifth oldest in Spain) is located. The town was partly saved from the first historical eruptions that hit the south-west of Lanzarote, although we have visible remains of the destruction that the island suffered over six years.
The area of Masdache is characterized by the presence of immense lava flows from the historical eruptions that give shape to caves and "jameos" of incomparable beauty. A part of its territory is included within the limits of the Volcanoes Natural Park and La Geria.
The two most peculiar landscapes of Lanzarote - vineyards and volcanoes - merge in this environment in perfect symbiosis and creating a harmony that transmits peace and tranquility.
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