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La Palma Natural is a tour intermediary and active tourism company based in El Paso, staffed by official, certified guides. It runs guided routes to the Tajogaite volcano, 5 or 7 kilometres long, through the landscape left by the 2021 eruption, as well as stargazing on the Roque de los Muchachos, a guided visit to the Cueva de las Palomas lava tube, walks in Santa Cruz de La Palma and hikes in the laurel forest.
Náutica Tazacorte rents out boats in the port of Tazacorte on La Palma, from its base in the fishermen's guild building. It offers boats for five or seven people with a bimini sun awning, a portable cooler and a music player, as well as skippered coastal trips in search of dolphins and whales along the northwest coast, for groups of up to eleven. Trips can be booked online.
A kayak excursion operator working the coast of Tijarafe, on La Palma, setting out from Porís de Candelaria. The main route paddles to Cueva Bonita, a cave that can only be reached from the sea. The guides are from La Palma and know the shoreline at first hand. Wind and swell are assessed before every departure, and the route is adapted to the state of the sea on the day. There is also a sunset variant.
Black Sand Diving is a diving and snorkelling centre based on Calle Conrado Hernández in Los Llanos de Aridane, on La Palma. The business began more than fifteen years ago as Casa de Buceo and took its present name when a French couple bought it, as a tribute to the island's black sand beaches and volcanic coastline. It works with small groups and close personal attention, teaches the full PADI ladder, and operates under an authorisation from the Canary Islands government.
Blue Magma Diving is a dive and training centre at Puerto de Tazacorte, on La Palma. It dives along the west, east and south coasts of the island so that trips remain possible for much of the year, and it works in small groups. The centre offers guided snorkelling, dives for certified divers from shore or boat, scooter diving, try dives for beginners, and boat outings along the west coast.
A dive centre in Los Cancajos, in the municipality of Breña Baja, on the east coast of La Palma. The centre puts quality, safety and personal attention at the top of its priorities, and points out that diving on La Palma sits away from the mass tourism that surrounds some neighbouring islands. The atmosphere they describe is relaxed, and outings start early in the morning.
The Sede Náutica of the Real Club Náutico de Santa Cruz de La Palma stands on Avenida de los Indianos, beside the harbour, on a port plot granted in 1959 and extended in 2007. It brings together a heated indoor saltwater pool of twenty-five metres with four lanes, an outdoor pool of thirty-three metres, a spa pool, sauna, Turkish bath, gym, sailing room and boat yards. The society itself was founded in 1904.
Nemo La Palma is a local company running coastal boat trips from the Marina de Tazacorte, at the fishermen's guild building in Puerto de Tazacorte, on the western side of La Palma. The sailings follow the shoreline in search of cetaceans and carry a maximum of eleven passengers per boat. One route covers the west coast, another the north-west, and a private charter can also be booked.
Buceo Isla Bonita is a diving centre in Las Indias, in the municipality of Fuencaliente de La Palma, at the southern tip of the island. It is SSI certified and runs Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water and deep diving specialty training. Alongside the courses it organises guided dives for certified divers, snorkelling outings and introductory dives for those without previous experience.
A PADI dive centre based at Los Cancajos, in the municipality of Breña Baja, with a second base at Puerto Naos on the western side of La Palma. It teaches the full range of PADI courses, from a first try dive up to the advanced levels, with specialities such as night diving and the rescue course. It also runs instructor training. It works in German, English and Spanish.
Canary Live Experience is an adventure sports operator based on the El Llanito road in Breña Alta, La Palma, registered under number I-0004320.1. Its main product is guided two-seater buggy routes: after an explanation of how the vehicles are driven, the route heads towards Mazo, crosses the hills of Breña Alta and Breña Baja and reaches the Niquiomo area. A driving licence is required.
A whale and dolphin watching operator based at the Puerto de Tazacorte, on the west coast of La Palma. It works with three boats, among them Fancy II and Fantasy, fitted with underwater viewing areas, and offers sailings along the island's north-western coast such as the Aventura Safari al Norte and the Aventura Fantasy. Snacks and cold drinks are served on board and places are booked through the website.
An outdoor activity operator based in El Paso, licensed by the Government of the Canary Islands under registration number I-38-5-0003615.1. Its own catalogue centres on the Tajogaite volcano, guided hiking, lava tube visits and sea kayaking to the Cueva Bonita. Every route is published with its departure days, its distance and its difficulty grade, and is booked in advance through the company's website.
OceanExplorer sails from the marina at El Puerto de Tazacorte, on La Palma, to watch cetaceans with marine biologists on board. There is a family outing aboard the Flipper, a two deck boat with wide capacity, and two routes on the Bussard, capped at twelve passengers, one premium and one classic with a swimming stop. The company also keeps offices in Los Cancajos and Puerto Naos.
Pioneering astrotourism in La Palma: guided stargazing and observatory visits.
Punkfish Diving is a dive centre based in Los Canarios, in the municipality of Fuencaliente de La Palma, at the volcanic southern tip of the island. It works in small groups and uses four-wheel-drive vehicles to reach the more remote stretches of coast. The programme runs from snorkelling and try dives through to advanced courses, professional training and technical diving, with experienced guides and service in several languages.
An excursion and transfer agency based in Los Cancajos, in Breña Baja. Its programme covers much of La Palma: hiking in the Caldera de Taburiente, Marcos y Cordero, Cubo de la Galga and the Ruta de Los Volcanes, coach outings, astronomy at the Roque de Los Muchachos and wine tourism, plus cetacean watching and a kayak route to the Cueva Bonita.
Family micro-winery of the DO La Palma in Los Canarios, inside the volcanic municipality of Fuencaliente. It occupies a traditional 1919 building surrounded by its own vineyards, between 500 and 650 metres up. It makes a single wine, a dry white from the Bujariego grape grown on volcanic soil and worked with minimal intervention.
Small certified organic winery in Garafía, making one of La Palma's few biologically grown wines.
Organic banana farm in the Aridane Valley (La Palma) with guided tours and tasting, farmed without chemicals.
Small-group astrotourism: guided stargazing and Gran Telescopio visits.
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