Vacation rentals in La Palma

We will explore La Palma's underwater world together and reconnect with the ocean from a unique perspective and in a safe space. We will meet at the snorkelling site (or nearby, from where we will drive there together). Depending on the ocean conditions, this may be in the South, East or West of the island. Once we have arrived at the site, you will receive a thorough introduction to the gear as well as snorkelling and skin diving techniques. There is plenty of time to make sure you are comfortable with everything. Before we enter the water I will introduce you to some of the wildlife that we will encounter. And then it's time to explore! We enter the water as a group (of no more than 4) and I will be there to assist with anything - from helping you with your gear to pointing out exciting underwater features and marine life. You will get the chance to snorkel around to your heart's content and explore the many species that inhabit La Palma's coastline. Reconnecting people with the ocean, reminding them of their aquatic heritage and providing a safe space for any experience level is what it's all about for me. There's no pressure of any kind - we're just enjoying being immersed. Other things to note The snorkel site is determined by the ocean conditions and might have to change spontaneously. You will also receive a lovely picture of your experience afterwards.

We will know the different varieties of tropical trees, ZAPOTES, CARAMBOLAS, AVOCADOS, MANGOS, TROPICAL PINNEAPLE, CAQUIS, MACADAMIA, etc. We will also explain how to graft different varieties as well as how to prune them so they can produce more. At the end of the visit we will sit down to the table to enjoy a nice meal with wine of the country or beer and a after-lunch in which we answer all the doubts and questions about the nature and the rustic life in the Isla Bonita. Other things to note If you have any questions, ask at our restaurant, "Restaurante Mangos" (in Puerto Naos)

We meet at the starting point El Pilar at 1300 mt. The excursion takes in 3 different types of landscapes. First we start to walk up the volcanic spine of La Palma to a place called Hoyo Negro at around 1850 mt, takes about 90 minutes. there you have spectacular views over all the island and can even see Tenerife and La Gomera, its like a moonscape and often there is a sea of clouds to the east while the west is cloudless. Then we retrace our steps about 15 minutes and plunge down a steep ravine, ¨Barranco¨on a narrow track typical of the island, walking over lava flows, another 90 minutes. this is followed by a gentle return through a Canary pine forest, 70 minutes approximately. All the times are average but there is always time to rest, ask questions and take photos, it's not a race and there is no time pressure . Most of the walk is in the shade The walk finishes in a beauty spot where picnics are permitted and there waiting is the food and drink for a relaxing time talking and reflecting on the experience of the day. At present BBQ is not permitted. Then it's home and hopefully ready for another experience on this beautiful, varied and unspoiled island. The excursion is for closed groups with a maximum of 6. Other things to note Good footwear, a light windproof jacket, windy at the top, a water bottle and some dried fruit or similar, sunscreen and a hat. Camera!

Vor jeder Wanderung bekommen die Gäste eine Einführung, wie man einen Esel leitet. Danach findet beim Striegeln der Esel ein erstes gegenseitiges "Beschnuppern" statt. Nachdem jeder sich seinen Esel ausgesucht hat (immer zwei Personen teilen sich ein Langohr), geht es in der Gruppe (maximal vier Personen) auf den Weg. Gemütlich, der Langsamste bestimmt das Tempo, geht es durch imposante Landschaft. Nach etwa der Hälfte der Tour bietet eine längere Pause die Gelegenheit sich zu stärken. Auf der zweiten Hälfte des Weges klappt die Kommunikation zwischen Zwei-und Vierbeiner schon viel besser und man genießt dieses besondere Erlebnis in fast menschenleerer Natur. Ansonsten zu beachten Vorsichtshalber immer eine leichte Wind- bzw. Regenjacke einpacken. San Antonio liegt auf ca. 1000m;auch wenn anderswo die Sonne scheint, kann es hier durch Wind und Regen im T-Shirt ungemütlich werden

We will meet early in the morning at the Zona Recreativa Laguna Grande. This meeting point is in an easy access location. We will explain the route and any potential difficulties, safety measures and the correct use of electric bikes and their batteries. From there we will set off on a route of approximately 3,5 hours that runs through the spectacular landscapes of La Gomera, both inside and outside the boundaries of the Garajonay National Park, where we can enjoy the green forest and the incredible views from its viewpoints. Along the route there will be several stops to rest, relax, explain interesting facts about the island, have a picnic and take some great photos. The route will end back where it started in Laguna Grande, where we will relax over a cold drink or a beer in a local bar/restaurant in the area. Other things to note Depending on the weather and the physical capacity of the participants it will be possible to choose between 4 different routes. All the routes are similar in terms of the program, just change the meeting point!