Is even more stunning than the photos though that may be hard to believe. Despite the difficulty of supplying the house it was impressively well stocked with all the little essentials like oil, vinegar, toilet paper, etc. and better than many low lying mainland rentals I've experienced. Mosquito net in bedroom much appreciated. I'd recommend self catering as much as possible, you won't want to leave that terrace, it's not the 1400 steps to eat at the port or the trek to similar level houses where dinner is available but the view from that terrace you will want to enjoy as you eat. Plan ahead and buy plenty in the shop at port, especially water, as mule can carry quite a load - 150kg! We were considering the poor animal and did not stock up sufficiently. Later we saw what it could transport for others. The local shop is better than I expected, fresh fruit, veg only delivered Tues however and not the ripest so bring some. Bring a lemon or two for the fish - see below. Crudo/cotto ham and limited cheeses, no fresh meat in shop. Tip the Moroccan muleteer, he deserves it, he is not the business owner. The shrimp from local fisherman is unbelievably sweet, too small to clean, pull heads off only, fry if you want but is a taste sensation I'd recommend you not to miss no matter what. The red mullet was v good too and other fish available depending on the catch.