La Palma is crisscrossed with world-class walking trails. But the star of the show is the Caldera Taburiente hike – a journey through the island's only national park. You'll walk 16 kilometres along the snake-like trails into the crater basin, which takes you down 800 metres in negative elevation to gaze out over incredible scenery, before a visit to La Cascade de Colores – a waterfall where iron-rich waters create a rainbow effect.
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Welsh wanderer
Travelled as a couple
30 January 20264.2United Kingdom
Beautiful scenery, informative and knowledgeable guide re geology, flora and fauna. We are seasoned walkers and coped with the 16 km distance over rough terrain, scree, steep downhill paths, slippery at times. I don't think that Tui make it clear in their description of this trip that you need to be fit and agile to undertake it successfully. I don't consider it a suitable trip for children either. Do Tui staff of varying abilities participate in these trips before marketing them?
