From Los Canarios, walk along the footpath that climbs up to the San Antonio volcano, with vines as far as the eye can see and volcanic rock. The two symbols of the island.
Accompanied by your guide, you will climb up to the summit of the Teneguia volcano, a protected natural monument, while the views open up across the entire west coast.
From the peak, snap a few photos of the strange lava formations, the shades of red and black of the volcanic landscape, the blue sea and the nearby island of Tenerife.
Did you know that the last eruption of Teneguia happened half a century ago? Then you'll head back down to the sea on the footpath shaped by the lava flows, which transformed the island's appearance over the course of 24 days in the fall of 1971.
Here, the green of shrubs and bushes stands out against the dark lava, along with the red of the new Fuencaliente lighthouse. Keep your camera in hand to snap away at the last picture postcard views of La Palma and bring its colors back to the port with you.