La Palma Holidays
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Although often overshadowed by its neighbour Canary Islands, don’t be fooled. La Palma is considered one of the Atlantic’s best-kept secrets, its landscapes are volcanic, its sand spots black and its 46.9 square kilometres of pine forest is full of natural wonders.
Holidays to La Palma are year-round, with temperatures rarely dipping below 20°C, making it a tropical oasis for beach lovers. This under-the-radar island is one of the best destinations in the world for stargazing – in fact, UNESCO declared the entire country a World Biosphere Reserve for its idyllic vistas.
Make the most of your surroundings in Brena Baja, your all-access pass to the island’s rolling hills and rugged peaks. Or explore the underwater world in Los Cancajos, where Blue Flag shores tempt you into the ocean. Regardless of the resort you choose, this archipelago island will impress.
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La Palma information
Currency Euro €
Language Spanish
Time Zone GMT +0.00
Avg. Flight Time 4h 30m
Peak Travel Year Round
Price of a pint £2.00
Map of La Palma
More about La Palma
Food and drink in La Palma
Luckily for foodies, La Palma is a Spanish island so tapas, sangria and paella are aplenty. However, there’s more to this hidden gem than fruity wines and rice-mixed dishes, it’s a seafood haven for lovers of prawns, lobster, sea bass and beyond. The local delicacy is papas arrugadas, spice-filled jacket potatoes served with a hot sauce. On top of that,...more
Beautiful beaches in La Palma
With a coastline decorated with banana plantations, beaches in La Palma are rare. However, the ones that do exist have been awarded for their high standards and top-quality features – making them all the more spectacular. Made up of volcanic sand, Los Cancajos is the best stretch for its natural beauty, while the Tazacorte coast is ideal for whale watching. more
Things to do in La Palma
Tackle the intense walking trails placing you in reach of the clouds or delve deep into island culture with a stroll through the capital, Santa Cruz. This Spanish delight also offers the chance to swim in natural rock formations, or scuba dive the nearby coral reefs – leaving thrill-seekers overjoyed. Stargazing Scientists swarm to catch a glimpse of...more
