Things To Do
in La Palma

High-altitude ridges and sweeping coastal views; ideal for sunrise and night sky photography.

Overlooks into the dramatic caldera with pine forests and rugged walls.

Colorful wooden balconies, winding streets, and the harborfront for architectural shots.

Panoramic lookout of the northern coastline with dramatic sea cliffs.

A lively market offering fresh produce, cheeses, spices, and ready-to-eat bites.

Casual stalls and bars serving small plates, perfect for grazing and trying varied flavors.

Mild temperatures with blooming laurel forests; great for hiking and nature photography.

Warm and dry; beaches and coastal towns are bustling, but plan for sun protection and water breaks.

Pleasant weather and fewer crowds; excellent for outdoor exploring and stargazing as skies often clear after rain.

Mild but cooler in the highlands; some wetter days in the north but many sunny days remain ideal for hiking.

A classic cross-island hike spanning volcanic terrains and varied ecosystems.

Rim-to-rim routes offering dramatic canyon views and pine forests.

Scenic gorge near El Paso with waterfalls and panoramic viewpoints.

Ridgeline routes with expansive island vistas and forested slopes.

Long-standing Canarian communities with deep ties to maritime and agricultural traditions.

Tourists and part-time residents drawn to hiking, beaches, and starry skies.

Seek gofio-based dishes, vegetables, and cheese; check mojo ingredients for vegetarian compatibility.

Many seafood and vegetable dishes are naturally gluten-free; confirm with staff and avoid cross-contamination.