On September 19, 2021, at the foot of Cumbre Vieja, the ground opened up and began an uninterrupted eruption that lasted 84 days. This is the Tajogaite volcano, which has been the protagonist of the latest volcanic episode on La Palma. To discover the youngest soil in the Canary Islands and Spain, we will take a 7-kilometer hike lasting about 2.5 hours, accompanied by a certified guide, where we will approach the closest authorized point to the volcano and see the various control and measurement instruments that are still used today to study the volcanic process. A breathtaking landscape.
Not recommended for people with respiratory or mobility problems or those who are not used to hiking.

Geotourism is the type of sustainable tourism defined by its main activity, which focuses on highlighting the elements of geological heritage, geodiversity and structures of abiotic nature of a given territory and its enhancement.

In the Basque Country, more specifically, along Bizkaia, we find several municipalities that have a great geological richness and where we can develop this type of activities.

The geology of San Juan. In one of the most recognized enclaves of Bizkaia, such as Gaztelugatxe
as Gaztelugatxe, hidden among castles, we have a landscape and heritage worthy of dragons.

Located in Gernika, in the heart of the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, we are a natural winery, complex, full of diversity and in constant evolution. Our goal is to create and share the magic of txakoli, to spread the culture of this ancestral heritage and other unique wines through nature, culture and history, through unique experiences of food and wine activities. We are authentic avant-garde artisans in viticulture, who, in an innovative and daring winery, but with the utmost respect for the origin from the natural environment, landscape and history, have developed a range of products unique among the txakoli wineries. Our innovative vocation during these 25 years aims to take a leap with the creation of a space full of magic and where we can enjoy a daring project from a 360º Wine Tourism perspective. Discover over 2 hours our history, philosophy and avant-garde craftsmanship through the visit to our exterior and interior spaces, while tasting 4 txakolis accompanied by km0 product.

An astronomical observation experience focused on learning about the moon, led by an expert, certified guide.

The event takes place outdoors at the La Dehesa de Abajo Nature Reserve or another suitable location with a clear night sky (low light pollution), equipped with the necessary conditions and materials.

Ideal for families, nature lovers, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone with a general curiosity about the night sky.

We begin with a bus ride from the eastern part of the island to the municipality of Garafía in the north, where La Zarza Cultural Park is located. Our hiking route begins in La Zarza, covering approximately 6 km in 2 hours (approx.) on a medium-difficulty hike through the laurel forest, accompanied by the sound of birds singing, transporting us to a fairy tale. If weather conditions prevent us from doing this, we will look for an alternative in the area.

Next, we will depart by bus to the Bodegas de Eufrosina (El Níspero). We will stop not only for lunch, but also to enjoy the privileged surroundings of this place, which is lovingly cared for and protected (depending on the season, there may be the alternative of having lunch at the Pino de La Virgen restaurant).

After lunch, we will head to the coast of the municipality of Tijarafe, where, after a descent down a winding road that will leave you speechless, we will arrive at the car park located a ten-minute walk from Porís. Such is the grandeur of the arrival at Porís de Candelaria, a charming corner bathed by the Atlantic—chosen as one of the most picturesque places in Spain—which, together with the light of the area, creates a space of calm that you will fall in love with. It is a real treasure for locals and visitors alike.

All that remains is to return to the eastern side of the island, but not before enjoying the best views of the Aridane Valley from the El Time viewpoint. Join us on this impressive journey and explore the rich north of the island of La Palma.

- Departure from the port of Tazacorte.

We will meet at the pier for a welcome and to board the boat. The guide will explain the safety rules and give a brief introduction to what we will be doing during the excursion.

- Sailing to Cueva Bonita and Porís de Candelaria.

During the trip, you can enjoy the volcanic cliffs, rock formations, and explanations of the different points of interest, their peculiarities, and curiosities. We will be able to enter Cueva Bonita to contemplate its blue waters, provided that conditions allow us to do so safely.

- We will continue to Playa de La Veta and stop for a swim.

We will continue sailing north and anchor off Playa de La Veta, where we will stop for about 10 minutes so that those who wish to can take a swim, provided that conditions allow it to be done safely.
We will continue towards Porís de Tinizara, Cueva Colorada, and Porís de Puntagorda.

- We will continue sailing north to see Porís de Tinizara, Cueva

Colorada, which we will also enter if conditions allow, and Porís de Puntagorda, which is the northwesternmost point of La Palma.

- Return with a snack and passing by the Tajogaite volcanic fajana.

On the return trip, we will serve the snack on board and approach the lava fields to contemplate the new landscapes created by the eruption of the new volcano and enjoy the views from the boat.

- Arrival at the port and farewell.

We will end the experience by sharing impressions and remembering the importance of protecting the oceans.

Note: The order in which we will see the different points along the coast may vary.

On September 19, 2021, at the foot of Cumbre Vieja, the ground opened up and began an uninterrupted eruption that lasted 84 days. This is the Tajogaite volcano, which has been the protagonist of the latest volcanic episode on La Palma. To discover the youngest soil in the Canary Islands and Spain, we will take a 7-kilometer hike lasting about 2.5 hours, accompanied by a certified guide, where we will approach the closest authorized point to the volcano and see the various control and measurement instruments that are still used today to study the volcanic process. A breathtaking landscape.
Not recommended for people with respiratory or mobility problems or those who are not used to hiking.

Geotourism is the type of sustainable tourism defined by its main activity, which focuses on highlighting the elements of geological heritage, geodiversity and structures of abiotic nature of a given territory and its enhancement.

In the Basque Country, more specifically, along Bizkaia, we find several municipalities that have a great geological richness and where we can develop this type of activities.

The geology of San Juan. In one of the most recognized enclaves of Bizkaia, such as Gaztelugatxe
as Gaztelugatxe, hidden among castles, we have a landscape and heritage worthy of dragons.

Located in Gernika, in the heart of the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, we are a natural winery, complex, full of diversity and in constant evolution. Our goal is to create and share the magic of txakoli, to spread the culture of this ancestral heritage and other unique wines through nature, culture and history, through unique experiences of food and wine activities. We are authentic avant-garde artisans in viticulture, who, in an innovative and daring winery, but with the utmost respect for the origin from the natural environment, landscape and history, have developed a range of products unique among the txakoli wineries. Our innovative vocation during these 25 years aims to take a leap with the creation of a space full of magic and where we can enjoy a daring project from a 360º Wine Tourism perspective. Discover over 2 hours our history, philosophy and avant-garde craftsmanship through the visit to our exterior and interior spaces, while tasting 4 txakolis accompanied by km0 product.

An astronomical observation experience focused on learning about the moon, led by an expert, certified guide.

The event takes place outdoors at the La Dehesa de Abajo Nature Reserve or another suitable location with a clear night sky (low light pollution), equipped with the necessary conditions and materials.

Ideal for families, nature lovers, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone with a general curiosity about the night sky.

We begin with a bus ride from the eastern part of the island to the municipality of Garafía in the north, where La Zarza Cultural Park is located. Our hiking route begins in La Zarza, covering approximately 6 km in 2 hours (approx.) on a medium-difficulty hike through the laurel forest, accompanied by the sound of birds singing, transporting us to a fairy tale. If weather conditions prevent us from doing this, we will look for an alternative in the area.

Next, we will depart by bus to the Bodegas de Eufrosina (El Níspero). We will stop not only for lunch, but also to enjoy the privileged surroundings of this place, which is lovingly cared for and protected (depending on the season, there may be the alternative of having lunch at the Pino de La Virgen restaurant).

After lunch, we will head to the coast of the municipality of Tijarafe, where, after a descent down a winding road that will leave you speechless, we will arrive at the car park located a ten-minute walk from Porís. Such is the grandeur of the arrival at Porís de Candelaria, a charming corner bathed by the Atlantic—chosen as one of the most picturesque places in Spain—which, together with the light of the area, creates a space of calm that you will fall in love with. It is a real treasure for locals and visitors alike.

All that remains is to return to the eastern side of the island, but not before enjoying the best views of the Aridane Valley from the El Time viewpoint. Join us on this impressive journey and explore the rich north of the island of La Palma.

- Departure from the port of Tazacorte.

We will meet at the pier for a welcome and to board the boat. The guide will explain the safety rules and give a brief introduction to what we will be doing during the excursion.

- Sailing to Cueva Bonita and Porís de Candelaria.

During the trip, you can enjoy the volcanic cliffs, rock formations, and explanations of the different points of interest, their peculiarities, and curiosities. We will be able to enter Cueva Bonita to contemplate its blue waters, provided that conditions allow us to do so safely.

- We will continue to Playa de La Veta and stop for a swim.

We will continue sailing north and anchor off Playa de La Veta, where we will stop for about 10 minutes so that those who wish to can take a swim, provided that conditions allow it to be done safely.
We will continue towards Porís de Tinizara, Cueva Colorada, and Porís de Puntagorda.

- We will continue sailing north to see Porís de Tinizara, Cueva

Colorada, which we will also enter if conditions allow, and Porís de Puntagorda, which is the northwesternmost point of La Palma.

- Return with a snack and passing by the Tajogaite volcanic fajana.

On the return trip, we will serve the snack on board and approach the lava fields to contemplate the new landscapes created by the eruption of the new volcano and enjoy the views from the boat.

- Arrival at the port and farewell.

We will end the experience by sharing impressions and remembering the importance of protecting the oceans.

Note: The order in which we will see the different points along the coast may vary.