La Palma Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe.

"La Isla bonita," the beautiful island, and "La Isla verde," the green island, are nicknames for this Canary Island. Why? Irene Börjes reveals this over 252 pages with 109 color photos in the tenth edition of the "La Palma" travel guide. Discover this year-round destination that is particularly suitable for individual travelers. The guide includes 16 maps plus a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:75,000, as well as 19 detailed hiking descriptions with 18 GPS tracks available for free download, guiding you across the entire island. The author has meticulously researched on-site and tested everything she writes about for you. Her insider tips will allow you to experience La Palma authentically. Businesses that operate ecologically, sustainably, and regionally are highlighted.

On 116 pages - an overview of La Palma: The capital Santa Cruz and its surroundings. The green southeast with the resort town of Los Cancajos and the volcanically shaped south with Los Canarios. The dry and warm southwest with the sun triangle of Los Llanos de Aridane, Puerto Naos, and Tazacorte. The particularly suitable northwest for individualists, featuring Santo Domingo de Garafia and Tijarafe, and La Palma's greenest region in the northeast between Puntallana and Barlovento, along with laurel primeval forests, banana plantations, and the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Los Tilos. Finally, Cumbre Nueva and Cumbre Vieja and the Caldera de Taburiente in the center of the island - the La Palma travel guide knows every corner.

What to do on La Palma? The black sand of volcanic origin gives La Palma's beaches a unique charm - however, La Palma is not a classic bathing island, even though there are smaller beaches compared to the neighboring islands. Among the many attractions of La Palma are its natural beauties, such as volcanic craters, laurel forests, and more.