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TRANSFER ITINERARY (ONE WAY)
A1. Puerto Naos. Hotel Sol. Bus stop / 22:10h (Google Maps)
A2. Puerto Naos. Bus stop at the roundabout / 22:15h (Google Maps)
A3. Fuencaliente. Princess Hotel / 22:20h (Google Maps)
B. Los Llanos de Aridane. Bus Station / 22:45h (Google Maps)
C. Restaurant El Sombrero. Tajuya, El Paso / 23:00h (Google Maps)
D. El Paso. El Paso Football Field Bus Stop/ 23:05h (Google Maps)
E. Refugio El Pilar. Transfer arrival and departure point of the Volcanoes Route (Google Maps)
TRANSFER ITINERARY (OPTIONAL RETURN)
Fuencaliente. Return (optional): Los Canarios Bus Station / 07:00h (Google Maps)
ROUTE DESCRIPTION
One of the most popular routes in La Palma due to its beauty and rich landscape, is undoubtedly the Route of the Volcanoes, but if you also do it at night under the Full Moon, it is an unforgettable experience. A spectacular volcanic route of some 18 kilometres, where you can contemplate, under the light of the Full Moon, the recent geological history of the island. This path was once an important communication route between the regions from La Palma.
This path is properly conditioned and marked and begins in El Refugio del Pilar, located in the middle of the island. Then, the trail meanders through the Cumbre Vieja Natural Park (in Spanish Parque Natural de Cumbre Vieja) until it reaches the southwest city of the island, Fuencaliente.
Walking the Volcanoes Route is the best way to discover the most volcanic part of the island, enjoying landscapes that seem like science fiction and even evoke a virtual walk on the planet Mars. You will also be able to enjoy incredible panoramic views of both sides of La Palma and, depending on the day, you may even be able to see some of the other three islands of the province: Tenerife, La Gomera and El Hierro.
It is recommended that you wear suitable clothing and footwear and carry water and some food for the journey. This route does not include a guide.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
- Wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear, as well as a jacket and some rain protection if necessary
- Bring a flashlight, a headlamp to have your hands free will be ideal
- Bring some water and some food
- Never deviate from the marked paths
- Carry a mobile phone with sufficient battery
- In case of emergency, call the emergency telephone number in the Canary Islands: 112
MEASURES TO PREVENT COVID-19
- We take extra health and safety measures in all our services
- All surfaces in contact with our customers will be cleaned frequently
- We will put in each bus enough free space of seats to keep the safety distance
- We will try to send a vehicle with twice the capacity of the booked one so that there are no agglomerations
- You will have to wear the mask at all times