Ad Astra La Palma
Small-group astrotourism: guided stargazing and Gran Telescopio visits.
Ad Astra La Palma is an astrotourism company that organises astronomical tours on the island of La Palma (Canary Islands), which is recognised as a Reserva Starlight.
It offers telescope stargazing, walks under the stars, photography tours, solar observation and visits to the Observatorio Astrofísico, along with themed experiences such as «Vino & Luna» and «Cena G-Astronómica» and events like «Leyendas del cielo». Some activities take place at the Antiguas Salinas de Los Cancajos, in Breña Baja. Tours run in small groups and are available in Spanish, English and Italian.
The team is made up of certified Starlight guides, astrophysicists and astronomers. The company is registered with Turismo Activo de Canarias under number TA-5-0009941.16.
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