La Palma is the most westerly of the Canary Island chain and quite different from its larger neighbours, being both smaller (700 sq kms) and far greener. The centre of the island is dominated by an extinct volcano which has created a microclimate full of unusual flora and forna. The area has been designated a National Park and many paths and hikes have been created for walkers.
Fabulous views and Fabulous food is the norm in Parador de la Palma. Situated in the foothills of Brena Baja five kilometres from the resort of Los Cancajos, in a quiet scenic location that has far reaching coastal views towards the small, charming capital of Santa Cruz and a stunning backdrop…
Taburiente Playa, Striking cliff top location looking directly out across the ocean. This imposing hotel is of spacious, modern design. It offers good quality stylish accommodation in an excellent location facing the Playa de Los Cancajos (beach), just a few minutes walk. The capital Santa Cruz is approximately ten minutes…
Sol La Palma is in a beautiful position directly overlooking the majestic Atlantic Ocean, only a few metres from the grey sandy Puerto de Naos beach and less than ten minutes to the village itself. This coastline has a micro-climate, the locals claim that it has the best sunshine record…
La Romantica is quite unique, perched high up in the mountains with views all around! At a height of 600 metres above sea level this hotel offers a rural retreat with views to the sea and the beautiful green mountains. Plenty of opportunities to walk and hike in the area.…
Hacienda San Jorge, La Palma is a beautifully designed complex in typical Canarian style, with wooden framed windows and balconies, sub tropical gardens alive with colourful flora, fauna and birdlife. Just accross the road from a volcanic beach opposite and Santa Cruz, the capital, is approximately ten minutes away by…