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Canarian lateen sailing, which is unique in the world, emerged from the traditional vessels used for fishing or transporting passengers and goods.

The archipelago offers excellent conditions for sailing. Multiple hours of daylight and excellent services attract international teams every year.

The influence of the trade winds on the archipelago is what determines the exceptional sailing conditions on all of the Canary Islands.

As a leader in nautical services, in terms of repairs and maintenance, the archipelago offers the very best in vessel servicing.

Short walk from Las Tricias down to the Buracas dragon trees. It runs through a very traditional area of the island, with beautiful examples of popular Canarian architecture. Many walkers have described it as a route with lots of energy, lots of optimism, that recharges the batteries and leaves you feeling new. No doubt ... the area has a lot of magic.

Long walk along a very traditional and one of he most unspoilt areas on the island. Well-preserved centuries-old paths, a practically intact rural landscape and the deep ravine of Gallegos. The route begins with a copse of some of the most ancient and beautiful dragon trees on the island, those of La Tosca. It finishes in a lovely, traditional Canarian village.

Small local path, starting from the area of ​​the Old Wall, lets get into the lush vegetation of Monteverde is one of those trails of La Palma that give you the feeling of entering a forest that will come out shortly, an elf. It reminds us why La Palma is also known as La Isla Verde and an authentic showcase of its main icon: the nature and vegetation.

Short walk along one of the most beautiful laurel forests on the island. Caldera del Agua and La Zarza are two impressive locations. Despite being a frequented route, a sensation of solitude is experienced, being silence broken only by the murmur of water, branches stirred by the wind or the flapping wings of birds startled by the hiker’s presence.

Long walk along a very traditional and one of he most unspoilt areas on the island. Well-preserved centuries-old paths, a practically intact rural landscape, patches of Euphorbia canariensis and fields where cereals were formerly grown at Juan Adalid … and the sea. One of the most beautiful hiking trails on the island.

Walk leading to the top of Pico Bejenado, obtaining superb views over the National Park, the Valle de Aridane and the volcanoe routes. A natural viewing platform above the Caldera de Taburiente National Park.