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How to get to Porís de Candelaria (kayak departures)
Access is via a narrow, winding road with a steep gradient and very limited parking, so it may not be comfortable for every driver.
Prefer not to drive? You can come down by taxi (optional)
📞 Jessica: +34 618 30 93 49
We work with Jessica, a trusted local taxi driver with plenty of experience on the way down to Porís, who offers pick-up and drop-off from Tijarafe. It is an optional service and is not included in the activity price; the cost depends on the number of participants who use the taxi.
It is best to arrange it in advance: message us on WhatsApp and we will help you organise it.
Ask us on WhatsApp🚻 We have a toilet with running water. Right down at Porís de Candelaria, it is available to you for anything you need before or after paddling. No worries.
Each experience, in detail
Three different ways to discover La Palma
Before you confirm your booking, take a closer look at what's waiting for you. Each activity has its own personality, from the calm of paddling along volcanic cliffs to the unrepeatable colours of a Canarian sunset, or hiking surprise routes that show you corners of the island most visitors never reach.
Sea kayak along volcanic cliffs to Cueva Bonita
We launch from the small harbour of Porís de Candelaria, on the western coast of La Palma, and paddle in tandem kayaks past sheer volcanic walls until we reach Cueva Bonita, a natural sea cathedral where sunlight bounces off the water and lights up the inside of the cave with turquoise reflections. No previous experience is required; reasonable fitness is needed, and the trip depends on conditions and the guide’s decision. You'll have a qualified instructor, full equipment (kayak, paddle, life jacket) and a safety briefing before launching. Allow roughly 2.5–3 hours in total, including 1.5–2 hours of paddling. Minimum age: 5; being able to swim is essential.
Sunset paddle with snack on return
Same route to Cueva Bonita, but at the end of the day, when the sun drops behind the horizon and the La Palma coast turns orange, pink and violet. It's the favourite of those looking for more than just an excursion: a visual experience that's hard to repeat. Once back at the dock we offer a typical Canarian snack to round off the evening. Departure time is adjusted weekly to match the actual sunset hour in La Palma. Approximate duration: between two and three hours. Minimum age: 5; being able to swim is essential.
Surprise hiking route: a different destination every Saturday
If you'd rather walk and let yourself be guided, this one's for you. Every Saturday we pick a different route across La Palma, Los Tilos laurel forest, Caldera de Taburiente, Roque de los Muchachos, northern trails, eastern viewpoints, and we don't tell you which until Friday at 5:00 PM. You'll get a message with the meeting point, the difficulty level, what to bring and the estimated duration. The idea is to break free of the standard tourist itinerary and reach corners hardly anyone gets to see. Calendar availability, local guide, transport coordinated.