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La Palma Princess is a 4-star resort in Fuencaliente, located in southwest La Palma, also known as the Isla Bonita. This region is renowned for its warm, sunny climate year-round, making it the perfect getaway in any season.
The closest town to the hotel is Las Indias, a charming Canarian village with a supermarket and several traditional bars. Just 10 km away is the village of Los Canarios, where you can enjoy a variety of restaurants, bars, a bank and more services, making it a convenient nearby spot.
The hotel is in an excellent location for exploring the island’s natural wonders. La Zamora beach, a small, quiet cove of volcanic sand, is just 1.5 km from the hotel, ideal for a relaxing day by the sea.
Just 8 km away is the Fuencaliente Lighthouse, famous for being the starting point of the renowned Transvulcania ultra-marathon and one of the most iconic tourist spots on the island.
(7 km)
The Salinas de Fuencaliente, located at the southern tip of La Palma, is a place where traditional sea salt production has been practised since 1967. In addition to its economic importance, the place offers a unique landscape with its white mountains of salt contrasting with the waters of the ocean and the volcanic earth. The salt flats are located within a nature reserve and are a refuge for migratory birds. You can enjoy spectacular views of the ocean and learn about the history and processes of salt.
(9 km)
The Volcán de San Antonio is one of the most famous volcanoes on La Palma. This volcano last erupted in 1677, and there is now a visitor centre which explains in detail the geological history of the island and the volcanic eruptions that have shaped its landscape. From the edge of the crater, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the volcanic landscapes and the Atlantic Ocean, as well as being an excellent place for those who enjoy hiking.
(8 km)
Located at the southern tip of the island, near the Fuencaliente lighthouse, El Faro beach is a volcanic beach where the rugged landscape and clear waters create a perfect environment for those seeking tranquillity. This beach is ideal for relaxing strolls, sunbathing and enjoying the natural beauty of the volcanic surroundings. Due to its location, it is less crowded than other beaches, making it a peaceful refuge for visitors.
(7 km)
Playa Nueva, also known as Playa de Echentive, was formed after the eruption of the Teneguía volcano in 1971. It is famous for its natural swimming pools, offering a relaxing dip in crystal-clear waters surrounded by volcanic landscapes. This beach is an ideal destination for those seeking a unique natural environment, where volcanic nature and the ocean mix in a breathtaking spectacle.
(37 km)
The Caldera de Taburiente National Park is one of the natural jewels of La Palma. This park, with its immense eroded crater surrounded by cliffs, is a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. Visitors can explore its trails, enjoy its pine forests and observe the rich flora and fauna. The park offers the opportunity to take routes of varying difficulty, from short walks to long hikes through landscapes of great beauty.
(33 km)
The capital of La Palma, Santa Cruz de La Palma, is a city full of history and charm. Its old town is one of the best preserved in the Canary Islands, with cobbled streets, traditional wooden balconies and historic buildings such as the church of El Salvador and the Palacio de Salazar. In addition to its rich architecture, Santa Cruz offers a wide variety of museums, shops and restaurants where you can sample the local cuisine.
