Sustainable tourism
We take care of the planet
Mas de Pellejo is a totally sustainable and self-sufficient accommodation (off-grid), we promote an eco-responsible rural tourism style, promoting the natural and cultural values of our environment.
electricity
We have a photovoltaic solar installation with an accumulation system to ensure our self-consumption of energy, guaranteeing the supply of electricity 24 hours a day thanks to its responsible use.
heating
The house is heated in winter with a biomass system. The heat is distributed throughout all the rooms from a large stove, located in the dining room, which we feed exclusively with organic matter derived from our agricultural activity on the farm (olive pits, almond shells, vine pruning remains...) or with pellets.
The two living rooms also have wood-burning fireplaces in which we only burn wood from the sustainable use of our trees.
water
Our water supply comes from a well that collects a stream of natural underground water, formed by the accumulation of rainwater, which flows in the subsoil of the area.
Water is an essential resource, necessary for life, and limited, so we must be respectful with its consumption, avoiding its waste as much as possible.
own organic products
- Organic garden: depending on the season we plant tomatoes, peppers, white aubergines, courgettes, cabbage, onions...
- Extra virgin olive oil that we make ourselves (empeltre olive variety).
- Red and white wine (tempranillo) that we make ourselves with the grapes (garnacha, syrah and macabeo) collected from our vines.
- Eggs from our laying hens that roam free around the farm.
waste treatment
- Organic wates are transformed into compost for the garden, or are used to feed the animals on the farm.
- Glass: it is reused for the bottling of the ecological products that we produce (tinned food, wine, oil...).
furniture and decoration
The furniture and decoration of the house are mainly made up of old pieces and elements from La Masía that have been carefully restored by us and transformed to give them a new use, or from the recycling and reconditioning of second-hand furniture for its use and reuse.