La Palma, known for its spectacular nature and its historical role in the Atlantic trade, has a little known link with St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.
The relationship between La Palma and St. Patrick has its roots in the 16th century, when the island, thanks to its port of Santa Cruz de La Palma, Read full article
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Today we celebrate World Tourism Day, which reminds us of the importance of travelling and connecting with unique places. And when we talk about destinations that have it all, La Palma stands out as a natural and cultural paradise that will surprise you every time you visit.
5 reasons to discover La Palma in 2025
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The year 2025 will be particularly exciting for La Palma: the Bajada de la Virgen de las Nieves is back, a unique celebration that takes place only every five years and turns the island into the epicenter of tradition, devotion and culture.
This year is even more special, because the population of La Palma had to wait 10 years after the last celebration due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Read full article
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Located in the heart of La Palma, Hacienda San Jorge is not just a place to stay, but an experience that transports you to the very essence of the island. This charming hotel, with its traditional Canarian architecture and lush gardens, is a perfect reflection of the history and culture of La Palma. We invite you to discover more about the fascinating history and unique charm of Hacienda San Jorge. Read full article
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August is the perfect month to explore and enjoy all that La Palma has to offer. The so called “Isla Bonita”, with its warm climate and breathtaking landscapes, is a true paradise for nature lovers and outdoor activities. From Hacienda San Jorge, we invite you to discover five outdoor plans that will make your holiday an unforgettable experience. Read full article
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There are several ways to enjoy the landscapes and beaches of the archipelago, and one notable experience is to visit the natural pools of the island of La Palma to immerse yourself in the waters of the Atlantic. Despite the intensity of the sea, these pools are strategically located away from the currents, guaranteeing safe bathing areas. Read full article
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If you want to get to a place and say: wow!, as the Canarians would say about how spectacular it is, we recommend visiting the Cumbrecita de La Palma.
In this spectacular viewpoint you can see the Caldera de Taburiente, considered an auditorium created by nature. You can also see a waterfall of clouds, because this Cumbrecita is within the Caldera de Taburiente Natural Park. Read full article
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Do you like sunsets? Are you attracted to black sand volcanic beaches? On El Remo beach you can find this. In addition, it has numerous small coves in its 150 meters of length, where you will be able to practice diving or enjoy a swim with its moderate waves (depending on the weather).
Surrounded by banana trees, Read full article
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La Palma is full of beautiful corners with a special charm capable of capturing the attention of visitors. But today we want to talk to you about San Andrés y Sauces, a municipality in the northwest of the island that has lush vegetation, water springs, natural pools, trails and a historic center worth visiting.
Let’s start with the historic center of Los Sauces. Read full article
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The San Antonio Volcano is one of the best-known volcanoes on the island of La Palma and one of the most visited by tourists as it has its Visitor Center. The San Antonio volcano is located in the municipality of Fuencaliente so we should really call it the Fuencaliente Volcano which is associated with the 1677 eruption. Read full article
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