All La Palma Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience the natural beauty of La Palma and the Canary Islands during a full-day guided hiking tour of Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Your guide ensures a safe and enjoyable 10-mile (16-km) walk on trails that wind through pine forest, volcanic terrain, and along the Taburiente River. Walking sticks are provided; bring your own food and drinks, swimsuit, and clothing suitable for a long hike.

Enjoy a guided kayak tour from the Porís de Candelaria, a unique seaside enclave where ancient fishermen’s houses are integrated into a large natural cave. You will be provided with the necessary material (individual kayak, shovel and life jacket) along with a brief initial explanation, so no prior experience is required. The activity includes titled guide, liability insurance and photos. During the route you will tour the coast of Tijarafe, discovering cliffs, sea caves, coves and crystal clear waters in a unique natural environment. The main point will be the Cueva Bonita, where it will be accessed if the sea permits. What makes this experience special is the combination of a spectacular natural environment, access to places only reachable by sea and the tranquility of walking along the coast at your own pace, away from crowded areas. The activity ends by returning to the starting point after a safe and complete experience.

Make the most of your time spent in Lanzarote on this bus tour. The itinerary includes both the north and south of the island, with stops at top landmarks such as the Timanfaya National Park and the Green Lagoon. Skip the hassle of a rental car and admire the scenery and towns of Lanzarote during the journey.

Step aboard the “Fancy II” for a dolphin and whale cruise around the northern shores of La Palma. With a professional crew, you’ll improve your chances of seeing the cetaceans out at sea and discover the coastline, too. In just a few hours, you’ll see the grottos of Cueva Bonita and Cueva Candelaria along with the sands of Playa de La Veta.

Set out on a half-day hike to discover La Palma’s new volcano, born from the 2021 eruption. This 5-mile (8 km) trail, rated moderate difficulty, brings you within 1 meter of the edge of a volcanic crater, along paths still blanketed in volcanic ash. Along the way, an expert guide shares insights about the eruption and its aftermath, offering a close-up experience of this dramatic landscape.

This tour combines a walk with a bus excursion, it will begin with a 3-hour hiking route from Llano del Jable. We will enter, always accompanied by authorized guides, on the new path that has been created to see the crater of the new volcano, from an enabled viewpoint. We will be able to learn more about the geological history of the island. Then, we will go to the Port of Tazacorte, from where it is possible to appreciate the new expansion of the island, known as the lava delta. Then we will ascend through the La Laguna neighborhood, an area visibly affected by the volcano's lava flows, arriving at the Plaza de Tajuya, which became an improvised viewpoint for the eruption. Finally, we will see the volcano from Tacande, one of the closest neighborhoods to the place where the volcano was born. With this route we will be able to verify how the orography of the landscape was modified, after 85 days of intense activity of the volcanic eruption of Tajogaite.

Visit one of the most well-regarded wineries on the Canary Islands for a behind-the-scenes tour and wine tasting. Discover the winemaking traditions of Bodegas Teneguía in the wine rich town of Fuencaliente, and walk among the vines with the producer and tour guide. Watch the age-old process of de-stemming, grape pressing, and bottling, and finish with a wine tasting.

Come and contemplate two million years of volcanic history, witnessing some of the wonders that the northeast of La Palma displays on its coast. Our walk allows us to get to know the cliffs, ports and natural beaches of the municipalities of Tijarafe and Puntagorda. Once we reach the end of the coastal route, we go further into the open sea, to meet whales, dolphins, turtles, birds and other marine beings that want to greet us. Then, some days we will go out for a walk. Others, depending on the time, we will contemplate the sunset in the sea.

This area, one of the first to develop thanks to its fertile lands, sailing, and springs, was key to the island's beginnings. However, with the transfer of water to the valley and the construction of galleries to supply the regions with better climates, Gafaría began a slow process of depopulation, becoming a refuge for wildlife and silence. On our route, we will not only explore stunning and little-traveled landscapes, but we will also immerse ourselves in the essence of ancient life on La Palma. We will feel the connection with the elements, the effort of those who inhabited these lands, and the immensity of an environment where time seems to have stood still. A unique experience to walk, feel, and rediscover La Palma in its purest form. Recommendations: -Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear, as well as a jacket and some rain gear in case it is needed. -It is also advisable to bring sunscreen and a hat or cap. -Bring water and food for the hike.

Discover how we grow Canary Island bananas sustainably, without chemicals and in harmony with nature. At Platanológico, we show you a logical and agroecological way of producing nutritious food on a living farm that withstood the volcanic eruption of 2021. Every Thursday at 10:30 a.m., we invite you to a guided tour of your farm in Puerto Naos. You'll learn about the pure genius of natural ecosystem as witnessed on your finca, the fascinating matriarchy of banana trees, the importance of good production for good nutrition, and how we coexist with volcanoes. The experience lasts between 90 and 120 minutes. There's not much walking, and there's shade and places to sit while we share our knowledge. At the end, we enjoy a cup of solar tea together. An intimate, educational, and lively visit. We look forward to seeing you!

The island of La Palma has been continually shaped by volcanic eruptions, but it is tricky to safely explore new lava-forged roads and walking trails without a guide. On this guided half-day tour, venture from the historic center of Santa Cruz to Caldera de Taburiente National Park, listening to stories behind the island’s unique volcanic geology—and the lives impacted by its eruptions—along the way.

Discover the Cueva de las Palomas lava tube during this caving tour in the Canary Islands. Follow your guide into the lava tube located between the towns of Las Manchas and Todoque. Learn about how it was formed from a volcanic eruption in the 1940s and why Unesco declared it a place of natural interest.

We will go to the Mirador de La Concepción, Sanctuary of Las Nieves, to continue to the Visitor Center of La Caldera de Taburiente and Mirador de La Cumbrecita. From there we moved to the Port of Tazacorte, touring El Paso, Los Llanos and Tazacorte (municipality where the Conquest began in 1492). Then we move to the most volcanic area of the Island, crossing the Mirador de San Nicolás, Las Indias and San Antonio Volcano, we pass through the Villa de Mazo, Montaña de la Breña and return to the starting point.

Discover the authentic heart of Gran Canaria on a private, customizable day trip with your English-speaking driver. Begin in historic Telde, exploring cobbled streets and colonial churches, then head to Arucas for its neo-Gothic church and rum distillery. In Firgas, stroll the tiled “Village of Water” walkway with fountains and mosaics. Continue through lush Valleseco before ascending to the panoramic Mirador de la Cruz de Tejeda for sweeping island and ocean views. Conclude at an Aloe Vera Farm, learning about this healing plant’s cultivation and uses. With hotel pickup, drop-off, and flexible timing, this journey blends mountain scenery, cultural heritage, and local flavor into one unforgettable day.

Lanzarote's volcanic scenery comes into its own at Timanfaya National Park. This corner of the island is all rusty-red peaks and craters straight from a sci-fi movie set. And it's all even more dramatic at sunset. So on this evening trip, you're in for a treat. Join us as we drive the park's famous Lunar Route around the scorched peaks, known as the Mountains of Fire. You'll enjoy an exclusive stop at Montaña a Rajada lookout, before arriving at El Diablo, a circular restaurant built on top of the Islote de Hilario volcano. Designed by Lanzarote's acclaimed architect, Cesar Manrique, its floor-to-ceiling windows command jaw-dropping panoramas over the national park. After capturing the candy floss clouds and craters on camera, tuck into dinner sizzled up on the volcano-heated barbecue, enjoying the views and live Canarian music.

Discover the historic wine culture of La Palma with a guided tasting experience right in the heart of Santa Cruz. Ideal for cruise visitors, this intimate event invites wine lovers to sample four distinct wines from top local producer Victoria Torres while learning about the island's unique viticulture. Enjoy delicious nibbles as you deepen your appreciation for Canary wines, all within a cozy venue just steps from the beach and port. The session lasts for 1.5-2.0 hours, perfectly timed for those returning to their cruise ships if you visiting La Palma on the cruise, and can be flexible for groups of 3 or more. Join in to elevate your palate and enjoy the charm of La Palma's wines.

Departure from Los Cancajos or wherever you indicate, including the Airport, to the La Concepción Viewpoint, from there we take the La Cumbre Highway to the La Caldera de Taburiente Visitor Center, passing through the La Cumbre Viewpoint. From the visitor center we continue our excursion to La Cumbrecita where if it is a clear day we can see the imposing Caldera de Taburiente. Then we will go to El Paso and continue towards Los Llanos de Aridane and Tazacorte to continue towards the Puerto de Tazacorte, once there we return through the El Pilar Refuge stopping at the Mirador del Jable and returning to the starting point.

Mass tourism is becoming a thing of the past, as today most visitors prefer private tours rather than group travel, so that they can choose their own personalized schedules and itineraries. With our private excursion we avoid the queues at the entrances to the tourist centers of Lanzarote, and if you decide to visit the Timanfaya National Park, you will not have to change your vehicle since we are authorized to do the route of the volcanoes in our own transport. Our vehicles assure you an excursion in maximum comfort and our professional guides are extraordinary, knowledgeable about the area, able to outline a travel plan according to your requests and interests, offering personalized attention and informing you at all times about the places of interest. interest to visit. The visits are tailored to your needs. Without haste and without stress, and if you wish, you can always change the route during the excursion.

We will go through Santa Cruz de la Palma along the Maritime Avenue, we will stop at the Mirador de las Vueltas de San Juanito, we will visit Casa Luján in Puntallana if the schedule allows it, Mirador de San Bartolomé or Mirador del Salto del Enamorado, Bosque de Los Tilos , Barrio de San Andrés and Charco Azul in the municipality of San Andrés y Sauces to continue towards the municipality of Barlovento where we will stop at the Mirador de La Tosca until we reach the municipality of Garafía. From there we will go to Puntagorda and Tijarafe stopping at the Mirador de El Time, then go down to the Puerto de Tazacorte and return to the starting point.

Explore the charm and history of Santa Cruz de La Palma on this private shore tour. Wander cobblestone streets and hidden squares with an expert guide, discovering stories and secrets of this Canarian gem. Visit the lively Plaza de España with its colonial architecture, stroll along Calle Real, the historic pedestrian street lined with shops, and admire the Church of El Salvador, a 16th-century architectural masterpiece. Explore Casa Salazar, an elegant mansion reflecting the island’s past, and delve into La Palma’s maritime heritage at the Naval Museum. This 1.5-hour tour offers an intimate and engaging glimpse into the city’s culture and history.

Step into the world of Sherlock Holmes and solve a mysterious case during the Sherlock Holmes City Game - a self-guided adventure full of puzzles, plot twists, and hidden clues. This City Game is all about story-driven gameplay and immersive mystery solving, it pulls you into a captivating story that you solve together, making it a unique way to connect, play, and create memories with your group. Perfect for friends, families, colleagues or solo players who enjoy a challenge and love detective games. Whether you play solo or in teams, it's a flexible and fun experience that turns the city into your crime-solving playground. After booking, check your email for clear instructions, download the Loquiz app, and dive straight into your detective mission.

Discover the natural beauty and cultural richness of La Palma in comfort and style on this full-day guided tour. You will be welcomed at the Santa Cruz de La Palma port terminal by your local English-speaking guide, who will accompany you throughout the day in a premium Mercedes vehicle. Explore lush forests, dramatic landscapes, and charming villages, all while learning about the island’s history and unique culture. Whether it’s the stunning calderas, historic architecture, or tranquil coastal views, this tour offers a comprehensive experience of La Palma’s natural and cultural treasures, all while traveling in comfort and style.

Discover the volcanic wonders of La Palma on this private shore tour from Santa Cruz de La Palma. Explore the imposing San Antonio Volcano, hike to its cone for panoramic views of the Teneguía Volcano, vineyards, and the sea, and visit the San Antonio Visitor Center to learn about volcanic geology and the history of eruptions. Stop at Las Hoyas Viewpoint to admire the recent Tajogaite lava ridges, then pass by lava flows and affected houses, reflecting on the island’s resilience. Visit Tajuya Church Square, a key observation point from the 2021 eruption, and conclude at La Concepción Viewpoint, offering sweeping views over the island and Santa Cruz. This 6–7 hour tour blends history, geology, and breathtaking scenery.