In a nutshell

“Beautiful island” but also “continent island”, La Palma brings together various natural habitats in 700 km². Pass with your guide through the forest of Los Tilos and get ready for an unprecedented walk, along the crater of the San Antonio volcano. In the middle, you’ll discover the colonial roots of a small village, the sanctuary dedicated to the island’s patron saint and the flavors of a typical lunch.

Main stops

Mirador of San Bartolo: panoramic view of the natural landscape and sea
Walk through the northern area of the island: forest of Los Tilos; village of San Andrés y Sauces
Walk along the crater of the San Antonio volcano
Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves: interior visit
Lunch in a typical restaurant

The programme

Board the bus and get ready to discover all the best of La Palma with your guide, from north to south.
You start from the San Bartolo viewpoint, where your gaze becomes immersed in a landscape of terraces, gorges and sea.
Now you come to the forest of Los Tilos, overflowing with indigenous island plants, like laurel, heather, the strawberry tree and the Canary Island bellflower.
The walk continues along the little streets of San Andrés y Sauces, a historic colonial village. What do you say to a dive into the 16th and 17th centuries, inside the sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves? It’s an example of the typical colonial style of the Canaries as well as the island’s main pilgrimage site.
After lunch in a typical restaurant, it’s back southwards for the grand finale: climb to the crater of the San Antonio volcano, for a high-adrenaline walk along its edges and a view with a “wow” factor.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience.