Experience a revitalising week filled with carefully curated walks amidst rolling hills, along secluded beaches, and exhilarating hikes through spectacular gorges.
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Call us on 01707 817260
Or, email us at customersupport@rambleworldwide.co.uk
La Palma, often referred to as ‘la isla bonita’ (the beautiful island), offers some of the most spectacular La Palma walking holidays in the Canary Islands. This enchanting volcanic paradise captivates visitors with its ancient laurel forests, dramatic calderas, and pristine coastal trails that wind through landscapes untouched by mass tourism.
The island's remarkable diversity creates an ideal backdrop for our La Palma walking tours. From the misty cloud forests of the north to the stark volcanic landscapes of the south, every step reveals something extraordinary. Walking enthusiasts are so treasured here that a bronze statue honours the international hikers who journey to this remarkable destination year after year.
La Palma's geological wonders create a walking experience that's truly unique among the Canary Islands. The island's volcanic heritage has sculpted dramatic ravines, towering peaks, and otherworldly landscapes that provide a stunning backdrop for your walking adventure.
Step into one of Europe's last remaining laurel forests, where ancient trees create a mystical canopy overhead. These UNESCO-protected woodlands offer cool, shaded walking through landscapes that have remained unchanged for millions of years.
Beyond the natural wonders, La Palma's colonial history comes alive as you explore the cobbled streets of Santa Cruz de La Palma, the island's beautifully preserved 15th-century capital. Traditional architecture, local markets, and charming plazas provide cultural highlights between your walking adventures.
Our La Palma walking holidays showcase everything this remarkable island offers. Each itinerary combines the best of the island's natural wonders with insights into local culture and history, ensuring you experience La Palma's magic from every angle.
Guided Walking Holidays: Join our expert leaders who possess intimate knowledge of La Palma's trails, culture, and natural history. We ensure every route is carefully selected for its beauty, safety, and cultural significance. Our guides share hidden gems, local stories, and fascinating insights that transform each walk into an educational adventure.
Self-Guided Walking Adventures: For those who prefer independence, our self-guided walking holidays offer the perfect balance of support and freedom. You'll receive comprehensive route notes, detailed maps, and local assistance when needed, whilst having the flexibility to explore at your own pace and linger wherever captures your imagination.
Our Le Palma walking holiday is renowned as one of the steepest hikes in the Canary Islands, but the rewarding views make even the most challenging walks worth the extra effort. This guided trip allows you to explore La Palmas vibrant landscapes. From dense greenery to stunning vistas, it makes it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts seeking a unique escape.
However, if you’d prefer to explore La Palma at your own pace, our self-guided holiday, La Palma: Under the stars showcases scenic hikes through the cloud forests of Cubo de la Galga and the lunar terrain of Cumbre Vieja.
Why not explore both La Palma and La Gomera in a single holiday? Ramble Worldwide offers a 16-night itinerary that combines these two stunning destinations in the Canary Islands, giving you the opportunity to extend and enrich your walking adventure.
Experience a captivating walking holiday in La Palma, a lush and picturesque Canary Island nestled further into the Atlantic than Tenerife and Gomera. Explore its vibrant landscapes, from dense greenery to stunning vistas, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts seeking a unique escape.
La Palma, deemed one of the world's most beautiful islands, impresses with its versatile landscapes, from the recently accessible northern cloud forests to the iconic Caldera de Taburiente in the south.