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The rich heritage of the Church of Santo Domingo is a living testimony to the faith of a people. Its history through the centuries is a reflection of local culture and devotion, dating back to 1530. A tour of its corners will show us how faith, tradition, and artistic heritage come together for the delight of its visitors. The Church of Santo Domingo houses one of the greatest artistic treasures of painting, altarpieces, and sculpture in the Canary Islands.

From the Mirador de la Moradita, in the municipality of Puntagorda, La Palma unfolds at an unhurried pace. The landscape opens up in layers of ravines, farmland and the Atlantic horizon, bathed in a light that changes throughout the day and turns silence into the main character. It is a place to pause, breathe and understand the island from above: rural, authentic and deeply connected to its land. Ideal for a break at sunset, when sky and earth seem to meet.

Think different, local, conscious… think Banana Garden — the newest and most unlike Urban Hotel in Santa Cruz, the capital of the island La Palma, Canary Islands. Whether you are looking for a restful night sleep, breakfast or a refreshing local craft beer or cocktail while overlooking the historic quarter of Santa Cruz from our rooftop, Banana Garden is your place to be!

The viewpoints of La Palma are in all the municipalities, but these are the essential ones if you want to feel the unique nature of this beautiful island.

An annual calendar to enjoy astronomical events on the island with the clearest skies in Europe

The light of Isla Bonita, its protected landscapes, its famous Sea of Clouds or any of the trails that run between its volcanoes are a precious treasure for capturing with the lens, turning each snapshot into a memorable souvenir.

Small local path, starting from the area of ​​the Old Wall, lets get into the lush vegetation of Monteverde is one of those trails of La Palma that give you the feeling of entering a forest that will come out shortly, an elf. It reminds us why La Palma is also known as La Isla Verde and an authentic showcase of its main icon: the nature and vegetation.

Long walk along a very traditional and one of he most unspoilt areas on the island. Well-preserved centuries-old paths, a practically intact rural landscape and the deep ravine of Gallegos. The route begins with a copse of some of the most ancient and beautiful dragon trees on the island, those of La Tosca. It finishes in a lovely, traditional Canarian village.

Short walk along one of the most beautiful laurel forests on the island. Caldera del Agua and La Zarza are two impressive locations. Despite being a frequented route, a sensation of solitude is experienced, being silence broken only by the murmur of water, branches stirred by the wind or the flapping wings of birds startled by the hiker’s presence.