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Located in the northeast of the island of La Palma, Puntagorda is known for its coastline of dizzying cliffs, for its beautiful landscape, in which the flowers of Tajinaste stand out, the summit, specifically in the Llano de las Ánimas, in the months of May-June, as well as its spectacular almond trees in bloom, inspiration of the famous Almond Tree Festival as well as its coastal and bathing area of Porís de Puntagorda.

Located in the northwest of La Palma, Tijarafe is a traditional and maritime municipality in which avant-garde and tradition are mixed.

Located in the west of La Palma, Los Llanos de Aridane is the most urban, cosmopolitan and populated municipality of Isla Bonita. The city, considered an open-air museum, is full of spaces and special corners in which to get lost and enjoy them.

Located in the west of La Palma, Tazacorte is a coastal municipality that is usually covered by the sun and that is an ideal place to enjoy the good weather, its port, the promenade and its plain.

Located in the center and west of La Palma, El Paso is a majestic, traditional municipality as well as the core and heart of the Island. Thanks to its nature, it’s a place of interest for anyone who visits.

Located on the southern slope of La Palma, Fuencaliente is located in the southernmost part of the island. Its volcanic nature, its Marine Reserve, its wines, trails and beaches make this municipality a must-see place on Isla Bonita.

Located southeast of La Palma, this municipality boasts the largest number of registered artisans in the entire island. Its historic center, its agricultural tradition and its original festivities make it a recommended stop for any visitor.

Located in the eastern area of La Palma, Breña Alta is a traditional and agricultural municipality in which its visitors can, among other things, learn about the artisan elaboration of puro palmeros cigars, carefully made by hand, and admire its views.

Located on the eastern slope of La Palma, Breña Baja is a quiet beach town that allows you to enjoy its coasts, restaurants and beaches. Also, the trails that run through its mountains and recreational areas.

Located in the east of the island, the capital of La Palma is a charming seafaring city that offers visitors a multitude of cultural and historical options, as well as countless streets, squares and alleys in which to enjoy a coffee or its interesting crafts.