Wanderung im Nationalpark Caldera de Taburiente

The route is spectacular but long …more demanding than you might think (the 16km route registered as 23km on my Garmin). Guide was fantastic. No one was rushed, loads of rests. There was 200m of climbing and over 1000m of decent so you really need a good pair of shoes/boots, 2l of water and perhaps a pair of walking poles.

I like a real hike. This was too easy for athletes, who are better to walk to the lighthouse if in sunny far south La Palma or towards beaches or forests if elsewhere on the semi sunny if not whole week sunny north/east/west. Seismologists will however need to take a guided walk such as this to understand the world region’s risks and actions best taken.

We needed more information beforehand about the length and severity of the walk. We found that if we had booked direct we would have known what to expect. However once we were picked up we were well looked after and the walk was a wonderful experience and also very good value for money.

Full day out with great guide (Femke). Frequent stops. Courteous drivers. Bring a packed lunch and plenty of water. We were lucky with the weather.