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The path makes a theme route on water, springs, washing areas and its uses. It is a rewarding walk, mostly through dense evergreen and laurel woods.

Green landscapes, warm beaches, high points with spectacular views, villages steeped in charm... Travelling around the north of the island by car is one of the best ways to understand why La Palma is popularly known as the ‘Isla Bonita’. A peaceful route lasting a whole day, running for the most part through leafy inland areas where one can marvel at the spectacular local nature, as well as some stretches along the coast.

The island of La Palma, one of the youngest in the Canary Islands, arose from an underwater volcano located 4,000m below sea level, and currently still growing, which results in a unique spectacle of nature. Its insides open and material in the form of lava emerges from the very core of the Earth.

Located in the north of the island, La Villa de Garafía is a rural oasis that houses the Astrophysical Observatory of Roque de los Muchachos, one of the most important windows to the universe in the world.