La Palma

La Palma boasts awe-inspiring natural beauty at every turn. From its lush green forests and volcanic landscapes to the striking black sand beaches.
At the heart of this island lies the impressive Roque de Los Muchachos, proudly holding the title of the highest point in La Palma and the entire archipelago. Rising to an awe-inspiring height of approximately 2,423 meters above sea level.

The island’s volcanic origins have gifted it with the majestic Caldera de Taburiente – a vast volcanic crater surrounded by towering peaks.

La Palma is famous for its wine production, and you can’t miss the opportunity to taste the delicious local wines. Sip on a glass of Malvasía while enjoying the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.

Island’s vibrant culture and history at Santa Cruz de La Palma, the charming capital. Wander through its cobbled streets adorned with colourful buildings and discover historic sites that tell tales of the past.

From hiking and paragliding to stargazing at one of the world’s best astronomical observatories, there’s something for everyone.

Is situated at the summit of the Roque de los Muchachos. The observatory is used for a wide range of astronomical research, including the study of stars, galaxies, exoplanets, and cosmology. Astronomers from around the world use the telescopes at La Palma to conduct cutting-edge research and observations.
There are also visitor centers and guided tours available to the public.

A delightful dessert – Bienmesabe.
The name “bienmesabe” translates to “tastes good to me”. Comprised of simple yet indulgent ingredients, the dessert features a luscious combination of ground almonds, sugar, eggs, and grated lemon zest, intricately blended to form a velvety smooth and aromatic concoction.