A cave-house situated in the country estate called Finca Nanita, near to the village of Fontanales, surrounded by fruit trees and cultivation land. The cave part was formed by nature, and at the beginning of the XX century two rooms were built onto the exterior. After its restoration in the year 2000 the house is a harmonious combination between Nature, a traditional style and comfort. It has 2 double bedrooms, a kitchen with a dining room, a bathroom and a living room with a fireplace. Outside there is a patio with a Canarian wooden roofed terrace and a barbecue and on the on flat roof there is a solarium with sun loungers

Moya has some cultural and natural sights which are well worth visiting. The archaeological sites Cueva de Doramas or those of the Montañeta are the most outstanding. Besides, a walk through Moya cannot overlook such emblematic buildings as the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria, the Museum-house of Tomás Morales, the Heredad de Aguas or the Shrine of San Bartolomé de Fontanales. Sixty five per cent of the municipality is classed as a Protected Natural Area. In the Parque Rural de Doramas is the Special Natural Reserve of Los Tiles, one of the last redoubts of laurisilva on the island and whose name originates from the abundance of the Til. It is a compulsory visit for the many botanists who come to Gran Canaria to witness the spectacular nature and variety of the flora and fauna and the large number of endemic species which are of great scientific interest. But what Moya is really famous for its confectionery. As well as the industries producing homemade glazed bizcochos and suspiros (meringues) for which Moya is well known. Every Sunday the market opens to offer the very best of the local products.