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Why choose an All Inclusive holiday in La Palma
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All-inclusive holidays to La Palma make it easy to enjoy the Canaries' quietest island, with meals, drinks and even some activities included in one handy price.

  • Three meals a day, drinks and selected activities all included as standard
  • All-inclusive hotels in the relaxed resorts of Los Cancajos and Puerto Naos
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All inclusive hotels in La Palma
Hotel ID
89747
Hotel ID
91814
Hotel ID
91813
Destination Page
https://main--holidays--jet2-plc.aem.live/destinations/canary-islands/la-palma
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Language

Spanish

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Currency

Euro (€)

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Time difference

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Local beer

£1.50

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Meal for two

£39.00

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Average flight time

4.5hrs

What's included in an all-inclusive holiday to La Palma?

-Breakfast, lunch and dinner

-Selected local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks

-Swimming pools and hotel facilities

-Daytime activities and evening entertainment

-Flights and accommodation

*Please note, not all All Inclusive package inclusions are the same and they may vary by hotel.

Los Cancajos or Puerto Naos?

Los Cancajos, on the east coast close to the airport, is a seaside resort with a black-sand beach and a waterfront promenade, making it a great choice if you'd rather spend less time travelling. Over on the west coast, Puerto Naos pairs sunny days with a volcanic shoreline and easy access to the Route of the Volcanoes. Planning to explore La Palma's dramatic landscapes? An all-inclusive holiday lets you do just that, with meals and drinks taken care of back at your hotel.

A quieter kind of All Inclusive

La Palma does things at its own pace. Days are spent exploring forest trails, volcanic landscapes and tucked-away coastal spots, while evenings are all about relaxed dinners and peaceful surroundings. An all-inclusive stay gives you the freedom to head out and explore, knowing everything's sorted when you return.

Activities

From hiking in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park to stargazing at Roque de Los Muchachos – the highest point – La Palma has all the ingredients for an adventure-filled escape. Out on the water, you can even spot menagerie of marine life like dolphins and whales.
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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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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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Eating and drinking (beaches)

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 (beaches)

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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When should you book an all-inclusive holiday to La Palma?

Whether you're planning ahead or looking for a last-minute escape, La Palma's mild, subtropical climate makes it a year-round destination. Late spring and early autumn offer the best mix of warm weather and fewer crowds, while winter remains popular for guaranteed sunshine without the heat of peak summer.

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What is included in an all-inclusive holiday to La Palma?

All-inclusive holidays to La Palma include return flights, accommodation, daily meals, snacks and a selection of drinks at your resort, along with access to on-site facilities and entertainment.

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Which areas of La Palma are best for all-inclusive holidays?

The best areas for all-inclusive stays in La Palma include Fuencaliente, Los Cancajos, Brena Baja, Puerto Naos and Tazacorte, each offering easy access to beaches, local eateries and island attractions.

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Are all-inclusive holidays to La Palma good value?

Yes, all-inclusive packages to La Palma can be great value as they bundle flights, accommodation, food and drinks into one upfront price.

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Which is best time of the year to go on an all-inclusive holiday to La Palma?

The best time to visit La Palma on an all-inclusive holiday is between spring and autumn. During these months, the island enjoys warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and ideal conditions for outdoor activities and relaxing at your resort.

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Are all-inclusive holidays to La Palma good value?

Yes, all-inclusive holidays to La Palma are great value as flights, accommodation, meals and drinks are included in one price. This makes it easier to budget while enjoying resort facilities and beachfront locations.

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Which part of La Palma is best for an all‑inclusive holiday?

Los Cancajos is the most popular area for all‑inclusive stays, offering a peaceful seafront setting, volcanic beaches and easy access to walking trails and viewpoints.

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Is all-inclusive available in La Palma?

Yes, although La Palma is quieter than other Canary Islands, you’ll still find a small selection of all‑inclusive hotels, mainly around Los Cancajos.

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How does La Palma differ from busier Canary Islands like Tenerife or Gran Canaria?

La Palma is much quieter and more nature‑focused, known for its lush forests, volcanic landscapes and stargazing. It’s ideal for relaxed escapes rather than big nightlife or large resort areas.

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Can I book a last‑minute all‑inclusive holiday to La Palma?

Yes, last‑minute breaks are available, though choice can be more limited due to the island’s smaller number of hotels. Travelling outside peak dates gives you the best availability.

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Which airports can I fly from for a La Palma all‑inclusive holiday?

Jet2 offers flights to La Palma from selected UK airports, including Manchester and London Stansted, with seasonal routes available at certain times of year

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What are the main differences between All Inclusive and Half Board?

All Inclusive covers meals, snacks, drinks and often activities and entertainment. Half Board includes breakfast and dinner only, giving you more flexibility to explore local restaurants during the day.

How about All Inclusive Plus?

Upgrade your getaway with All Inclusive Plus and enjoy extra perks alongside your meals and drinks. Depending on your hotel, benefits may include branded beverages, à la carte dining, room service and premium extras. Choose Luxury or Adults Only options for added indulgence and more comfort.