La Palma
La Palma is recognised as one of the most naturally beautiful and unspoilt of all the seven Canary Islands. The development of tourism in La Palma has been strictly controlled and if you are after a typical package holiday scenario, then La Palma is not the destination for you.
The island is popular for those seeking a rural tourism option, walking holidays, eco tourists, or those who just want to chill out in stunning natural surroundings. La Palma is made up three main touristic zones: Los Cancajos to the east, and Puerto Naos and Tazacorte to the west.
La Palma Destinations
The island is made up three main touristic zones: Los Cancajos to the east, and Puerto Naos and Tazacorte to the west.
The capital of the island is Santa Cruz de La Palma, which is situated on the east coast, set between a steep hillside and the sea.
Los Llanos de Aridana is the largest town on the west coast of the island. The town combines a modern infrastructure with old charm.
Natural surroundings
The scenery of La Palma is spectacular, jammed onto this small island are mountains and volcanoes, beaches and forests, a tropical rainforest, tiny villages and breathtaking views.
Rural Tourism
The island is popular for those seeking a rural tourism option, walking holidays, eco tourists, or those who just want to chill out in stunning natural surroundings.
Climate
Don’t expect 365 days of sunshine here either, as La Palma is much more lush, green and considerably wetter!
