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The Llano de Las Ventas Astronomical Lookout Point is located in the Breña Baja municipality. From its height of approximately 1,320 metres, you can savour a magnificent panoramic view of La Palma’s eastern coast. As well as various information panels, this lookout point features a gauge pointing to the Pole Star, a planisphere where you can locate the main circumpolar constellations.

La Palma is known for its volcanic landscapes and magical spots, but one of the best views is the night sky. The whole way around the island you can find multiple stargazing spots, such as La Muralla. In the Aguatavar neighbourhood you can gaze at the stars at night and admire the beautiful sunsets. You can also learn about its place in the mythology of the Awaras, the Prehispanic inhabitants of La Palma, and a sign that helped them find the North Star. The viewpoint is located in Recta de la Muralla, just next to the main road (LP-1) at 83km, next to a restaurant bearing the same name.

Located right in front of the bay of Arrecife, on the island of Lanzarote, it was in the 1970s when the Canarian artist César Manrique turned this land of more than 14,000 square meters into a recreational oasis. Among the benefits that can be found in this space of water, vegetation and ample white spaces, there is a 3,600 square meter swimming pool, still to be opened, multipurpose rooms and a solarium. In addition, the center has a cafeteria, with large windows overlooking the bay, offering a varied menu of snacks and drinks.

Located in Costa de Teguise, this 375-metre-long beach has beautiful sand and calm water. Local facilities on offer include sunbed rental, parking, and showers. The beach is also equipped with thick stone walls, stairs, and green areas to grab some shade on hotter days.

Los Cristianos Beach is located in the Arona municipality in the town of Los Cristianos which is in the south of Tenerife. It’s situated beside a seaport which is also called Los Cristianos. The beach has fine golden sand that’s ideal for lying down and sunbathing. If you prefer, you can rent a hammock and umbrella.

El Porís Beach is located in the municipality of Arico. It’s a great place for you to discover an ocean environment. The local area is quiet, charming, and well worth discovering.

Arinaga is a coastal municipality full of wind turbines that generate electricity. A local area with hardly any tourists, it’s easy to fall in love with. There’s a two-kilometre walk along the coast connecting the Arinaga beach, the natural saltwater pools, and the original Zoco Negro badlands beach, which has volcanic origins. There are huge hammocks scattered throughout these beaches. The walk culminates at the Risco Verde natural bathing pool.