La Palma Airport (SPC) Transfers

Wander off the beaten path and explore this deserted seaside village. Desribed as "Palma\u0027s best kept secret", this remote village consists of quaint but abandoned fisherman\u0027s houses sandwich...

Explore ancient lush green rainforests on the Cubo de la Galga hiking route. Beginning on the LP-1 highway in the east of the island, the starting point is easy to find. The route is 12km long and sui...

Follow the Barranco de las Angustias hiking route along the ravine boulders to reach Cascada de los Colores - a magical, rainbow-coloured waterfall. Cross Dos Aguas - a river with stepping stones, fa...

Enriclai only seats a few and is in high demand, so book ahead. The intimate restaurant has no written menu, so all the day\u0027s offers (these change depending on what\u0027s fresh or in season) are...

Steps away from the San Antonio Volcano Visitor Center is La Casa del Volcan – a longstanding local establishment heralded for its innovative approach to cooking Canarian culinary classics. It\u0027s ...

Chipi-Chipi\u0027s lush garden setting and excellent meat grills make for some great value, filling lunches. Meat comes with a side of ubiquitous Canarian wrinkly potatoes and dip sauces to go along. ...

The popular La Placeta serves quick bites and tapas on ground level, and turns into a more refined dining venue upstairs, from where a typical plant-bedecked balcony looks over the quaint Borrero squa...

The unassuming Casa Goyo serves up some of the best seafood on La Palma, which is saying a lot for an island where fresh fish is easily acquired by nearly any eatery. Try one of the grills or deep-fri...

La Placita\u0027s palm-tree-shaded outdoor seating area with a view is rarely empty – arrive early to secure a spot in one of San Andres\u0027 favourites, a restaurant that serves a refreshing mix of ...

The bodega\u0027s cavernous insides are adorned with hanging legs of ham and wine barrels, foreshadowing a dining experience heavy on the meat (cooked and served here in a multitude of different ways)...

Heralded by many as the island\u0027s finest, Casa Osmunda is miles ahead of most upper-range restaurants on La Palma. The menu is heavily focused on Canarian flavours, and chefs are there to accommod...

Uphill from the island\u0027s capital lies a true find for meat-lovers and diners with dietary restrictions. Parrilla Los Braseros offers a mouthwatering selection of meat grills kept hot and steamy b...

The sought-after Restaurante Azul is only open on weekends (from 1pm onward), so be sure to make a reservation if your intentions to dine here are serious. The glorious vistas are accompanied by excel...

Set overlooking the Charco Azul saltwater swimming pools, the bar cum restaurant could not be better located - many choose to follow a dip with the establishment\u0027s excellent offerings of fresh se...

Finding alternatives to the meat- and seafood-heavy La Palma dining scene may prove challenging, which is what makes La Vitamina\u0027s selection so appealing - the menu lists a large variety of vegan...

You\u0027d be wrong to take El Jardin de la Sal for a tourist trap, despite the fact that it hardly has any semblance of competition in the vicinity. The outdoor rooftop terrace overlooks the salt lak...

The quaint Los Llanos cafe serves a delightful selection of dishes, sandwiches, light bites and dessert - from cake to ice cream, Frida has it all and more. Breakfasts deserve a special mention - do t...

Run by award-winning barista Rayco Rodriguez, El Cafe de Don Manuel offers up some of the best brews on the island (and, arguably, all of Spain) in its compact courtyard just off Calle O\u0027Daly. Tr...

Upholding the La Palma tradition of eateries with a view, Tasca Catalina is set at an elevation and offers al fresco terrace seating overlooking the hillsides and water. Order a few tapas plates to sh...

Enjoy breezy outdoor seating in the compact square out front, right in the middle of one of the island capital\u0027s thoroughfares. Malayerba (formerly Habana) serves tapas, along with a selection of...

The unassuming cafe is – quite literally – a stop which most make when passing through the area. Apart from offering travelers a welcome respite, Parada sells delightful almond cookies (Almendrados) m...

This hidden gem of a cafe is one you must come across when hiking through Las Tricias – getting here is only possible on foot, as no paved roads lead up to Finca Aloe, a green hideaway that serves pre...

This delightful Santa Cruz bakery sells some of the freshest pastries in town, with sweet and savoury varieties on offer. Muffins, croissants, layered dough pastries and – in the savory department – p...

For a fix of tapas and beer with a view, try the little craft brewery cum restaurant in Tijarafe. It serves few varieties of home-brewed beer (dark, light and wheat ales) and local wines. The tapas se...

With no competition in sight, the Mirador El Time Cafeteria is perched on top of one of the island\u0027s highest peaks and excellent viewpoints, with sweeping vistas of the La Palma coastline unfoldi...

Located right in the heart of Los Llanos de Aridane, this circular kiosk bar has been gathering locals and visitors in the central Plaza de Espana for decades. Grab a drink and enjoy the evening mingl...

The longstanding La Papirusa is somewhat of a local institution, an establishment that keeps drawing return customers decades after it first started operations. The bar\u0027s recipe for success is a ...

Cinnamon Bar has a distinctly modern vibe, one that quickly dissipates in its outdoor seating area spilling out onto a quaint Santa Cruz square. Apart from a pleasant selection of drinks, the establis...

The attractive bar frequently hosts live music events (genres vary), and is a popular meeting place for locals and visitors to the area. Serves brunch on Sundays, a selection of tapas, and, naturally,...

A rare find on La Palma, Kapitol is a disco club that is welcoming guests since rather recently. Music played ranges from contemporary hits to themed nights where music of the past decades is featured...

A restaurant and bar widely popular with tourists, Tasca Alavasca is known not least for the array of delicious menu offerings - from meat grills to appetizing tapas platters, there is plenty to choos...

La Palma is well-known for its wines, and Bodegas Teneguia is a winery, perhaps, best fit for familiarizing yourself with these. For a very modest fee, visitors will be able to sample all sorts of win...

An excellent market catering primarily to local shoppers, Mercadillo del Agricultor is one of the island\u0027s best places to purchase fresh produce, organic jams and cheeses, handicrafts and knick k...

If your itinerary allows for a morning in the island\u0027s capital, do stop by this compact market, if only to sample the freshly squeezed sugarcane juice (served mojito-style with rum and lemon if y...

Passed on through four generations, this family\u0027s rum distillery is now based in La Palma\u0027s coastal settlement of Charco Azul, nearby San Andres y Sauces. Take a guided tour of the distiller...

The capital\u0027s thoroughfare is lined with shops and boutiques catering to multiple tastes, selling items ranging from clothing and accessories to locally produced alcohol and deli foods.

Working directly with independent Canarian craftsmen and designers, La Molina brings visitors to La Palma a chance to shop for some incredible unique designs of jewellery, art and accessories, as well...

This Sunday market, lost amidst banana plantations and old Canarian buildings, is a meeting point for locals and tourists, as well as an excellent place to browse through handicrafts, jewellery, artwo...

Artefuego is an artisan glass-blowing factory and store where craftsmen show off their skill to interested visitors - there is an open studio, one that gets frequented especially during the Los Llanos...