Mirador de Los Brecitos
The Mirador de Los Brecitos stands at 1,010 metres in the municipality of El Paso, on the island of La Palma, and is a fitting place from which to take in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park and Pico Bejenao. It is also the starting point of one of the most beautiful trails on the island, the path that descends to the Las Angustias ravine. Parking is not permitted at the viewpoint, so the spot has to be reached by taxi service.
The Mirador de Los Brecitos lies in the municipality of El Paso, on the island of La Palma, at an altitude of 1,010 metres. It is a fitting place from which to look over the Caldera de Taburiente National Park and Pico Bejenao, and it is one of the high viewpoints of the municipality of El Paso.
The viewpoint is also the starting point of one of the most beautiful trails on La Palma, the one that drops to the Las Angustias ravine. The access rules are worth knowing before setting off: although it is possible to drive up to the viewpoint to look at the landscape, parking is not permitted, so reaching the spot has to be done by taxi service.
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The Mirador Montaña de La Breña is a viewpoint on the mountain that gives it its name, within the municipality of Breña Baja, on the island of La Palma. It is reached along Calle la Montaña, in the upper part of the municipality, and its whole purpose is the panorama of the surrounding landscape, taken in from the high ground itself. A simple stop to add to an unhurried tour of Breña Baja.
Mirador Llano de Las Ventas
Mirador Llano de Las Ventas is an astronomical viewpoint in the municipality of Breña Baja, on La Palma, standing at around 1,320 metres and looking out over the island's eastern coast. It is fitted with a marker post that points to the Pole Star, a planisphere for locating the main circumpolar constellations, and several interpretive panels. It belongs to the island network of sixteen astronomical viewpoints.
Mirador Llano de Las Ventas
Mirador Llano de Las Ventas is an astronomical viewpoint in the municipality of Breña Baja, on La Palma, standing at around 1,320 metres and looking out over the island's eastern coast. It is fitted with a marker post that points to the Pole Star, a planisphere for locating the main circumpolar constellations, and several interpretive panels. It belongs to the island network of sixteen astronomical viewpoints.
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Mirador de Izcagua
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