Apartamentos La Caleta
Apartment complex in Los Cancajos with pools.
Complex of sixty-two tourist apartments with balcony or terrace in the Los Cancajos area of Breña Baja (La Palma), facing south. It has a freshwater pool, a restaurant, hotel services and gardens with exotic plants. It lies about 4 km from Santa Cruz de la Palma and 5 km from the port and airport. It assists in Spanish, English and German, offers online booking and has received the HolidayCheck Gold Award 2026.
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