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Discover La Palma

The greenest, wildest and most beautiful of the Canary Islands – your complete insider guide to hiking, stargazing, beaches and where to stay.

Plan your perfect La Palma trip

No mega-resorts, no crowds – just dramatic volcanic landscapes and the darkest skies in Europe. Here’s where to start.

Things to Do

The ultimate island bucket list.

Stargazing

Europe’s clearest night skies.

Best Hikes

Craters, volcanoes & pine forest.

Where to Stay

Best areas, hotels & rentals.

Stay with us in Tazacorte

We rent out our own holiday home and apartments in Tazacorte, managed by us directly. The most authentic way to experience the island.

Casa Cardon holiday house with pool in Tazacorte

Casa Cardon

Our private holiday house above the village: three bedrooms for up to six guests, a pool, a garden with fruit trees, and a rooftop terrace with a unique view over Tazacorte and the Atlantic.

Atlantis Apartments with pool in Tazacorte

Atlantis Apartments

Studios and fully equipped apartments in the heart of Tazacorte, each with its own balcony and kitchen, a poolside garden and a rooftop chill-out area with sunset views. Walking distance to the beach and the square.

Latest guides

  • Stargazing in La Palma: The Complete Guide to Roque de los Muchachos

    Stargazing in La Palma: The Complete Guide to Roque de los Muchachos

    La Palma has the best stargazing in Europe. Our complete guide covers the Roque de los Muchachos observatory, guided stargazing tours, the best dark-sky spots and practical tips for the world’s first UNESCO Starlight Reserve.

  • Tanausú: The Last Free Chief of La Palma

    Tanausú: The Last Free Chief of La Palma

    The story of Tanausú, the last Benahoarita chief of La Palma, who defended the Caldera de Taburiente against the Spanish conquest and chose death over captivity with the word ‘vacaguaré’.

  • Things to Do in La Palma: The Ultimate Guide (2026)

    Things to Do in La Palma: The Ultimate Guide (2026)

    Discover the best things to do in La Palma, the Canary Islands’ greenest secret: hiking the Caldera de Taburiente, stargazing at Roque de los Muchachos, black-sand beaches, volcanoes and practical travel tips for 2026.