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The 6 Best Volcanos in La Palma, Canary Islands
La Palma is a pristine paradise, set against a backdrop of volcanic landscape. Perhaps the best way to experience La Palma’s rugged beauty is a hike through the Caldera de Taburiente National Park or the narrow gorges of Los Tilos. The cool waters of natural swimming hole Charco Azul beckon on a steamy day. The dark sands of Playa Nueva are great for sunbathing and cat naps.
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1. Volcano Route
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5.0 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By 875argirisc - Kárpathos, Greece
We did the root with mountain bikes, the views are fantastic and the landscape is amazing, if the weather is good you can even see Tenerife!
2. Volcan Teneguia
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4.5 based on 506 reviews
Reviewed By PEAtts - Kettering, United Kingdom
Thoroughly enjoyed our volcano trip, interesting display and information in the visitors centre before a little hike along the volcano ridge itself. Definitely glad I had a jacket as it got quite windy up there and the walk can be a little slippery underfoot so trainers at least are a sensible choice. Views from the top are spectacular and worth the walk, not sure the Spanish are so worried about health and safety as I doubt the single rope along the pathway would hold you back if you took a tumble.
3. Bodegas Teneguia
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4.5 based on 110 reviews
Join us every day from monday to friday at 12:30h! We offer an experience of guided tour, english or spanish, around 45 min. Per only 9€. History, tradition, production, elaboration, and local wine for every public. Malvasia, sweet or dry, with oak or without, red or white... An historic building, a cooperative with more than 15 different wines to taste all our island culture of wine. Here, inside our 73 year old winery to find out why we have won the Certificate of Excellence. Come to visit us from Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays (Temporarily closed). Price of tasting from 0.50 Euros per glass.
4. Pico Birigoyo
5. Volcan de San Antonio
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4.0 based on 1,025 reviews
Reviewed By LinzCarter - El Paso, Spain
We visited on a sunny day at the beginning of August, the entry price was very reasonable and we got it even cheaper as residents! The information centre was very well laid out and there was loads of information in English and German as well as Spanish. We then ventured outside, the earthquake simulator was a bit of fun and then walked around the rim of the volcano admiring the views into the crater and down to the sea. We then returned to the centre and were slightly disappointed to find the on site cafe closed despite it only being around 3.30 and long before the tours closed. All in all an interesting and reasonably priced activity.
6. Tubo Volcanico de Todoque
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4.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By cherriesfan_9 - Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Interesting landscape shaped by the past volcanic eruptions, from which molten magma flowed in a variety of directions and formed crusts or in this case tubes. It was all dependent on the intensity of the flow, and the consistency of lava, as well as how quickly it cooled. The whole area is a bit of a moonscape - virtually nothing can grow in the barren rock, as there is no ground soil - all water just simply soaks away. Interestingly, some vines are cultivated here, but require intensive cultivation, watering to produce quality grapes.
