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Sunset Kayak: the Golden Coast of Tijarafe
When the sun sets over the Atlantic, the coast of Tijarafe turns to gold. Our sunset tour is the most magical way to end the day in La Palma.
Volcanoes Route: from Refugio to Fuencaliente
17 kilometres along the volcanic ridge of La Palma. The most spectacular hike in the Canary Islands, with breathtaking Atlantic views.
Roque de los Muchachos Observatory
Telescopes above a sea of clouds at 2,426 metres altitude. A visit to the most important astronomical observatory in the northern hemisphere.
La Palma under the stars
La Palma is a Starlight Reserve and one of the world's best destinations for astronomical observation. Find out why.
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La Palma: Starlight sky
Why La Palma is one of the world's best destinations for stargazing.
Tips to plan your trip to La Palma
Everything you need to know before flying to La Palma.
Best time to visit
La Palma can be enjoyed year-round. Spring and autumn (March–June, September–November) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer is ideal for water activities.
How to get there
Direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona and other Spanish cities. Frequent connections from Tenerife and Gran Canaria with Binter and Canaryfly.
Car rental
Essential for exploring the island at your own pace. Roads are good but winding — plan generous travel times.
Accommodation
From traditional rural houses to charming boutique hotels. Los Llanos de Aridane and Santa Cruz are the most practical bases.
Gear
Proper footwear, water, sun protection and layers of clothing. Temperatures drop sharply in the highlands, even in summer.
Book in advance
In high season (July–September), kayak tours and guided hikes fill up fast. Book ahead of time.
Local cuisine
Palmero cheese, papas arrugadas with mojo, malvasía wine and desserts with almonds and palm honey. A must-try.