Spa La Palma Princess
Spa and wellness centre in southern La Palma.
A spa and wellness centre of around 700 m² in southern La Palma, with a thermal circuit, saunas, multi-sensory showers, hot tub and a variety of treatments and massages. Also open to outside visitors with a day pass, an option to take care of yourself and unwind on the island.
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