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La Palma
La Palma
La Palma holidays
Thought you knew all the Canary Islands? Think again! La Palma is the quiet soul of the Canaries, and while everyone flocks to the loud-and-proud islands, this dinky gem shines in its own way. Get ready to swap neon-lit nightlife for night skies dusted with stars and wild waterparks for winding woodland walks. Sleepy seaside villages and resorts like Los Cancajos and Puerto Naos offer black-sand beaches and peaceful promenades, while the capital Santa Cruz charms with its cobbled streets and colonial-style buildings. And at the heart of it all? The volcanic landscape that promises epic hikes and postcard-perfect panoramas. Oh, and did we mention it’s also a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve with 19 protected natural spots bursting with pine forests, ravines, waterfalls and even a giant volcanic caldera? Experience nature at its most beautiful here.
Brena Baja
Over on the south-east side of La Palma, you’ll find charming and tranquil Brena Baja.
Los Cancajos
Welcome to Los Cancajos, where bright blue water contrasts beautifully with the bay’s deep black sand – it looks like it’s been plucked straight from a postcard!
Puerto Naos
Life in Puerto Naos centres around its beach, which happens to be the longest on the island and backed by towering palm trees, restaurants and bars.
£798pp
Based on
- Manchester, Fri 17 Apr 2026
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 1 Adult, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Melia La Palma
Puerto Naos, La Palma
Our rating
Based on 59 reviews
- Stunning sea views
- Modern décor throughout
- Relaxing pool area
- The Level upgrade available
- All Inclusive option
£481pp
Based on
- Manchester, Fri 08 May 2026
- 7 Nights, Self Catering
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Hacienda San Jorge
Los Cancajos, La Palma
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Our rating
Based on 1070 reviews
- Close to the beach
- Lagoon-style pool
- Set in lush gardens
£393pp
Based on
- Manchester, Fri 17 Apr 2026
- 7 Nights, Self Catering
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Oasis San Antonio Apartments
Los Cancajos, La Palma
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Our rating
Based on 189 reviews
- Spacious apartments
- Peaceful location
- Surrounded by gardens
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+0hr
Local beer
£1.50
Three-course meal for two
£39.00
Average flight time
4.5hrs
A leisurely pace of life
There’s nowhere more go-slow than the lovely island of La Palma. Down by the shore, days tick by to the rhythm of the waves, while up in the hills, the pine-scented breeze sets the pace. Ready to dine? Lazy lunches filled with platters of seafood, flavoursome meats and plenty of vino await.
The paths of La Palma
Whether you’re hiking, biking or strolling along the seafront, on this island, all paths lead to beauty. The famous Route of the Volcanoes is a firm favourite due to its variety of diverse flora and fauna, as well as the panoramic views of the island. It’s easy to see where this place got its nickname La Isla Bonita!
Local flavours
Fresh fish, chickpea stew and grilled pork are menu staples here, but traditional dishes such as chicharrones with natural cheese are what really show off the local flavours of the island. Don’t leave without trying something sweet – this sugar-loving isle is known for rapadura, AKA a conically shaped pud.
Beaches
It’s all about the black-sand beaches here – inky-hued grains, azure waters and beautiful backdrops. Lay your towel down on Los Cancajos Beach where the waves are gentle and ideal for snorkelling. Or head to Puerto Naos, the island’s biggest beach that’s been flying the Blue Flag since 2007.
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Los Cancajos Beach
Los Cancajos, La Palma
Los Cancajos, a black-sand beauty, is a firm favourite with scuba divers and snorkellers thanks to its clear, gentle waves – the perfect place to spot colourful fish. It’s also well-equipped with toilets,...
Puerto Naos Beach
Puerto Naos, La Palma
Along with being the biggest beach on the island, Puerto Naos also holds Blue Flag status for its cleanliness and facilities. It’s a great spot for swimming, sunbathing and enjoying a bite to eat on the...
Sights
In the historic capital, Santa Cruz, see the 16th-century Church of El Salvador and the Naval Museum that’s located inside a replica galleon. Venture further south to see the striking Fuencaliente Lighthouse and learn all about the island’s fave fruit at the quirky Banana Museum in Tazacorte.
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Caldera de Taburiente National Park
La Palma
Caldera de Taburiente National Park lies at the heart of La Palma, boasting leafy forests and volcanic craters that exist side by side. Exploring on foot is the best way to experience the park’s true beauty,...
Roque de Los Muchachos
La Palma
Want panoramic views of La Palma? The Roque de los Muchachos viewpoint has you covered. You’ll be stood at a whopping 2,400 metres above sea level, enjoying jaw-dropping views over the island, and even other...
Eating and drinking
This gastronomic oasis has plenty to offer. And with an intrinsic link to its landscape and tradition, you can expect fresh seafood, locally grown avocados and bananas. And that’s not forgetting papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) with the oh-so-flavoursome mojo sauce. Sweet wines and rich rums are also on the cards.
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Shopping
There are no high-rise malls here. Instead, La Palma is home to independent boutiques, organic markets and shopping on a smaller scale. Los Llanos de Arugal market is the place to pick up handicrafts and local products. Plus, they even host glass-blowing workshops.
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