This section of the GR 131 coincides with one of La Palma’s most spectacular and awe-inspiring hikes – The Sunset Volcano Route. It doesn’t get any better than this!

The trail is a captivating journey through the island’s rich volcanic history, showcasing a striking landscape adorned with lava fields, volcanic ash, calderas, and towering volcanoes. It’s a breathtaking compilation of La Palma’s natural wonders, offering hikers an immersive experience in the heart of this beautiful and rugged terrain.

The perfecto opportunity to visit new volcanic landscapa. Perfect chance to see how in La Palma we have learned to live with activ volcanos and how to take the best out of them.
Visit the unique crater of San Antonio Volcano and the salt pans, the only ones in La Palma.

The only hike in La Palma above the clouds. From Pico de La Cruz to Roque de Los Muchachos. Hiking around the crater of Caldera de Taburiente, in an amazing hike above 2000m. We also have the opportunity to hike between the telescopes of Roque de Los Muchachos.

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A bus trip for botanical lovers. After stopping in the small village of San Bartolo we will go right into the mountains to visit the spectacular forest of Los Tilos, where the island looks like a rainforest, water and ferns falling from the sky and enormous laurel trees growing everywhere.

Our trip will finish in San Bartolo in the best view point on this side of the island and surranded by baby dragón trees.

Explore the natural beauty of La Palma through a hike along the Cubo de la Galga trail in Puntallana. Surrounded by lush greenery, this family-friendly path boasts breathtaking viewpoints, such as Somada Alta, offering a glimpse of the splendor of laurel forests and, on clear days, the islands of Tenerife and La Gomera. The gradual ascent from 600m to almost 800m reveals prehistoric ferns and Canarian laurel trees. The forest’s humidity gives rise to natural aquifers, providing a unique experience. Descending through a forest track unveils vistas of San Bartolo and the picturesque villages of Los Sauces and San Andrés, with a stop for a local lunch. The final stretch transitions to coastal vegetation and banana plantations, culminating at the Nogales Beach viewpoint—a wild, black-sand beach nestled beside colossal cliffs. Embark on an unforgettable day of hiking on the island!