NEW We get to barely 1 meter to the crater in this new tour, starting from the 20/09/2024 the new tour leads us in a one way route to the south crater of Tajogaite and then to the neighbouthood of Las Manchas. We will drive you back to El Paso crossing the emergency road through the new lava rivers from south to north. Discover the new volcano of La Palma and its consequences as you visit the youngest piece of land on the continent that was created in 2021. See the lava flows and hike to the top of the volcano on this guided walking tour. Begin your hike from the first historic volcano, Tacande which was registered in 1480 and known as the burnt mountain. Start the ascent up the new Cumbre Vieja volcano and admire the overwhelming landscape that was formed in just 85 days. Hike to the top of the volcano, walk around the back edge on a 6.5-kilometer route along a comfortable path where you can observe the force of the eruption. (you do not climb on the crater). Learn about how the lava flow destroyed over 3000 buildings, and forests, and formed a new peninsula. See where the fiery molten rock carved its own path and created a new volcanic landscape.

Under one of the best skies in the world is La Palma, Canary Islands; from this window to the Universe, travel through the Cosmos. With the guidance of certified astronomical monitors, observe constellations, satellites and other moving objects with the naked eye with the help of the astronomical laser. Through the binoculars watch vast regions of the sky including Nebulae and Star Clusters, and this way, take a journey through distances and time using an Advanced Astronomical Telescope, starting from the Solar System, getting to know the surface of the Moon*, Planets* like Jupiter with its four Galilean Moons or Saturn presenting a majestic figure, to the most diverse stars. Then, Deep Space awaits you, where the Galaxies and Nebulae are the protagonists. Live the experience with the explanation provided by the Astronomical Monitor, learn about the Universe according to different cultures through myths and legends, the physics of the Cosmos and the chemistry that gives rise to the Stars. Come and live the experience of being an Amateur Astronomer for a night in one of the best Skies in the World. -Location (Meeting point): "Mirador Astronómico Llano Del Jable" (1341 AMSL) OR "Mirador Astronomico Llano De Las Ventas" (1320 AMSL). *The location may change due to weather conditions, but the distance between them is only 5 minutes. We will only be able to confirm the weather conditions on the day of the activity. Please keep an eye on your Whatsapp, text message or email in case of any news. -Duration: 1:30/1:45 hours. *It depends on the questions and the interest that the group shows.

Discover everything the beautiful island of La Palma has to offer on a guided full-day trip. Get a wide view of the island exploring different locations, and touch the sky from the highest point, the Roque de Los Muchachos. Meet your group early in the morning at one of the collection points indicated, and hop on the bus which will take you straight to Plaza de Tajuya, a location that became an improvised and privileged viewpoint of the recent volcanic eruption in Cumbre Vieja. Continue the route towards El Time, an impressive viewpoint located 594 m above sea level, which offers an unbeatable panoramic view of the extraordinary Aridane Valley, as well as the Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Visit the Farmer's Market in Puntagorda, a weekly meeting point for the display of local products from farmers, artisans and pastry chefs. After ascending a winding road, reach the natural balcony of Roque de Los Muchachos, considered one of the best places in the world for astronomical observation due to the quality of its sky and, for this reason, internationally recognized telescopes are located here. The perspective that we have from the top of the island is impressive: at our feet, the Caldera de Taburiente, one of the largest erosion craters and a geological jewel in the world, and, around us, different viewpoints that extend over the ridges to enjoy a majestic view. On clear days we can see the silhouette of the neighboring islands of El Hierro, La Gomera and Tenerife. On the way back, travel along the east side of the island, and contemplate different levels of vegetation, whose flowering in spring adds another attraction to the landscape. See almost the entire bed of the Barranco de Las Angustias from the Mirador de Los Andenes before reaching the Royal Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snows, where the image of the patron saint of the island is found. End your day trip with unbeatable views over Santa Cruz de La Palma, Las Breñas and the east coast from the Mirador de La Concepción before returning to your selected drop-off location with the group.

Dare to explore the heart of the Tajogaite Volcano! - Just 40 meters away from the three main craters. - Located next to the secondary south crater, only 3 meters away. --- Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience on the island of La Palma Discover the majestic Tajogaite Volcano, also known as Cabezavaca, located in the charming Cumbre Vieja. Under the spectacular sky of Llano del Jable, over 1000 meters above sea level, embark on an exceptional journey to the place where nature has left its most recent mark. --- Activity Details - Approximate duration: 4.5 hours. - Distance to cover: 6.5 km (round trip). - Trails: Covered by a vast layer of newly formed volcanic ash. - Elevation: From 4% to challenging slopes of 23%. --- We will explore together: - A volcanic crack beside the path, where emanations can be observed. - The authorized limit of the south crater. - Several main craters from the 2021 eruption. - An exclusive viewpoint with unique views: - Volcanic evaporation, mostly (70%) consisting of water vapor. - The vibrant green color of sulfur sulfate, a natural work of art. --- Our local guides will share with you: - Authentic stories about the eruption and its impact on the island. - Fascinating tales revealing the immense strength and awe-inspiring power of nature. --- Book Now Don't miss the chance to walk alongside the Tajogaite craters! Book today and experience an unforgettable adventure in La Palma.

This tour, which combines hiking with a bus excursion, will start with a hiking route of approximately 3 hours and 5 kilometres from Llano del Jable. You will walk, always accompanied by authorised guides, along the new path that has been created specifically to reach the viewpoint set up to see the crater of the new Tajogaite volcano. Along the route, you will see different control and measuring instruments with which the eruptive process is still being studied today, you will be amazed to see how the Canary Island pine, once again, wins the battle against catastrophes and, in short, how this natural phenomenon has transformed the Aridane Valley. On the excursion you will also visit the Puerto de Tazacorte, from where you will see the new extension of the island caused by the lava reaching the sea, known as the lava delta. In the district of La Laguna, an area visibly affected by the lava flows from the volcano, a road has been built to connect the villages of the Aridane Valley. Finally, you will visit the Plaza de Tajuya, which became an improvised and privileged viewpoint of the volcanic eruption, and Tacande, which is one of the neighbourhoods closest to the birthplace of the volcano. You will be amazed when you see both the cone and the extension of the field of lava flows that reaches the west coast of La Palma. Get to know, with respect, a unique place that was born in La Palma island: the Tajogaite volcano.

This hiking tour (medium/high level) of approximately 3 hours, starts in Llano del Jable and ends in Las Manchas. We will enter, always accompanied by authorized tour guides, on the trail that has been created specifically to reach the viewpoint enabled to the crater of the new volcano of Tajogaite. Until now, we could only appreciate this phenomenon of nature, about 300m away. Now, with this new 360º tour, inaugurated 3 years after the eruption experienced on the island, we will walk, on ash and lapilli, from the north side of the volcano to the south side. We will have unique perspectives as we advance along the way, we will appreciate the change that the environment of the volcano has undergone and we will approach the crater. Impressive image that will not leave you indifferent. Along the way, we will see different instruments of control and measurement with which the eruptive process is still being studied today, we will be amazed to see fig and chestnut trees regrowing on the edges of the volcano and how the Canary pine, once again, wins the battle against catastrophes. We will arrive, in the final part, to Las Manchas, the place where the volcano was born and one of the most affected by this phenomenon in September 2021. 6.6 km total distance on the outward route Positive elevation gain: 20m Negative difference in altitude: 630m Approximately 3 hours duration of the hike.

The Roque de los Muchachos is located at the highest point of the island of La Palma at 2,426 meters high. An incredible place where nature and astronomy go hand in hand as it is also home to the Roque de Los Muchachos Astrophysical Observatory (ORM), one of the most important sets of telescopes in the world. With our transfer, we take you to the Roque de los Muchachos itself, where you have a privileged view of the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, a huge erosive caldera about 1,500 meters deep covered with pine forests, crossed by convoluted ravines. This is a must-see for all those who visit the island. Its panoramic views and the lush picturesque vegetation of the place, mainly broom and lambswool, create a picture that is difficult to forget, especially during the flowering period. In addition, normally from there, you can see the other neighboring islands on the horizon: Tenerife, La Gomera and El Hierro. Once our transfer leaves you at the highest point of the island, you can enjoy several hiking trails. We recommend the option of walking along the edge of La Caldera along the GR 131 enjoying the incredible views above the clouds. The contrast between telescopes and nature does not go unnoticed easily. With this hiking option, you can start at the Roque de Los Muchachos viewpoint, walk past several of the Telescopes, enjoy the views from the Pico de la Fuente Nueva, or see along the way the cedars, lards and pansies summit are some of the few survivors who have managed to prevail here to the extreme hostility of the environment. A little further on, we find the so-called Roberto's Wall, which legend attributes to the hand of the devil. And at the Mirador de Los Andenes, where the road is within reach again, after about an hour and a half, the feeling of floating in the void is almost unreal. If you want to continue advancing on the trail, the small ascents and descents are continuous in this section until you ascend to Pico de La Cruz, which is about 5 kilometers from the beginning (about two hours approx.). And even if you are a more expert walker, reach the Pico de La Nieve (2,232 m) (10 km and 4 hours approx.). Keep in mind that you have to deviate a few meters to reach its top. Later, you will have to go back to go down to the intersection of the main road, where our transfer will be waiting for you at the indicated time. The return time depends of the meeting point : 14:00h From el Roque de Los Muchachos 14:10h From Los Andenes 14:15h From Pico de La Cruz

Get picked up from your chosen location and begin to discover the south of La Palma aboard a 4x4 bus. Travel to Fuencaliente, situated in the south of the island, and learn about its history, marked by the eruptions of its volcanoes. See the San Antonio and the Teneguía volcanoes. Enjoy one of the most beautiful landscapes of La Palma: the lighthouse and the salt mines, where salt is produced traditionally, being nowadays the last salt complex of the Canary Islands and the only one in La Isla Bonita. In Las Manchas, where the recent Tajogaite volcano was born, be surprised by the size of its volcanic edifice and the landscape change. From the Mirador de Las Hoyas viewpoint, see the new extension of the island caused by the lava when it reaches the sea, known as the lava delta. Drive across the new access created to join the northern and southern parts of the Aridane Valley. Enjoy the spectacular views of the National Park of La Caldera de Taburiente from the viewpoint of La Cumbrecita.

Experience the adrenaline rush of a buggy tour on the volcanic island of La Palma. On a half-day excursion, visit the sites of La Palma's famous volcanoes and enjoy panoramic views of the island's stunning natural scenery. Begin your tour from the village of El Llanito. Before you set out, get a brief introduction from your guide on your vehicle safety and operation. Once you've been briefed, climb aboard the buggy and begin crossing the mountains of Breña Alta to make your way towards the uplands of Mazo. Continue through the mountainous landscape of Breña Baja and admire the thick vegetation as you reach the area of Niquiomo. Venture onwards and enjoy vivid views of the Aridane Valley from the summit of Cumbre Nueva. Soak up the sights and scents of this richly diverse biotope. Next, enter the area known as Cumbre Vieja Natural Park, located in the southwest part of the island. Ride on your buggy through scenic rainforest paths and towering Canary Island pine trees. As you visit the site of the volcano Tajogaite, admire the plant life reborn from the ashes. Further on, drive to the volcanoes of Los Picos and Jedey. Depending on the weather, your guide may lead you to the magnificent "Volcano El Charco" or to the "Volcano Martín." From there, descend towards the village of Fuencaliente to visit the volcanic peaks of San Antonio and Teneguia. Finally, go back to the base in el Llanito, in Breña Alta.

One of the most popular routes on La Palma due to its beauty and rich landscape is, without a doubt, the Volcanoes Route. A spectacular volcanic route of about 17 km where we can contemplate the recent geological history of the island. The Ruta de los Volcanes is the best way to discover the most volcanic part of the island, enjoying landscapes that seem like science fiction, even reminiscent of a virtual walk on the planet Mars. You can also enjoy incredible panoramic views of both sides of La Palma and, depending on the day, you may even be able to see some of the other three islands in the province: Tenerife, La Gomera and El Hierro. The combination of the green of the pine forest with the different shades of the volcanic terrain will not go unnoticed, it is well worth it. During the tour of the Volcanoes Route, our guide will tell you about the history of volcanism on the island through a landscape of lava, ashes, calderas and volcanic eruptions that intermingle with the characteristic green of the Canary Island pine as you cross the youngest area of the island, formed by several volcanoes, which forms part of the Cumbre Vieja Natural Park. This is a tough route, so you will need to be in good physical condition to complete the 17 kilometres from the Refugio de El Pilar refuge to Los Canarios (Fuencaliente), the southernmost municipality on the island. The Refugio El Pilar is the starting point for this route, which takes you along the GR-131 trail, which goes uphill from the start to skirt the Pico Birigoyo peak. From this point you can see the Aridane Valley, the Caldera de Taburiente and in the background the Roque de Los Muchachos, the highest point on the island of La Palma. We continue along the path and between Canary Island pines, we can also see the municipalities of El Paso, Los Llanos de Aridane and Tazacorte. We continue climbing to reach the crater of Hoyo Negro, from where we can also see, if the day is clear, the other neighbouring islands, as well as other parts of the island such as S/C de La Palma or Los Cancajos. In this area, depending on the day, we can enjoy a walk through the clouds, thanks to the blanket that forms as if it were a white sea. Hoyo Negro marks the beginning of the many craters that we will find along this magical Route of the Volcanoes on the island of La Palma. After reaching Las Deseadas, the highest point of the route, a descent begins that will not be easy. We will reach the picturesque Volcán de Martín, one of the last craters we will see before reaching the final point of our guided tour, which is characterised by an impressive reddish cone that, from afar, attracts a lot of attention. Afterwards, we will descend to Los Canarios (Fuencaliente), where our transfer back to our starting point will be waiting for us. Of course, in your memory and in your camera you will take with you some pictures that you will never forget.