For a top evening of stargazing, look no further than La Palma. The night skies here are protected from excessive light pollution by law, giving you the best chance of a star-filled evening. Your certified Starlight guide will take you to Mirador del Infinito, meaning Infinity Viewpoint, where you'll begin with a laser-guided tour of the stars and constellations. There's a calm and stillness up in the mountains, which feels magnified as you stare through a Celestron™ telescope to find stars, planets and far away galaxies.

Cannot give it a score as it didn't happen weather was to vad

The TUI app was a bit misleading. There wasn't that much information The whole trip lasted about6.5 hours, not 2 to 4. In the winter we needed very warm clothing, the temperature was about 3C and there was a howling wind. The telescope is perched on uneven ground on the side of a mountain, and of course it has to be dark, so you can't se the ground and with feet like blocks of ice, it was easy to stumble. The sunset views before was magnificent, the guide was excellent about the stars etc.

Disappointing. It said 4-8 hours It was actually 10 hours. The driver David was amazing but the tour guide Stephanie did not introduce herself when she got on. It is not suitable for anyone with travel sickness and the explanation should have said 5 plus hours on switchback roads. There was lack of clarity to the English group at the Los Muchachos stop and the German/English group got at least 60% less information than the Spanish group at the stargazing. Stephanie was brusque at best.

A wonderful afternoon/evening, we saw and learned so much.

Wonderful experience seeing the telescopes; the Calderas; La Roche Muchachos and a wonderful experience of the stars. Well worth the money

Fantastic tour guides and an incredible range of things to see and do. Genuinely a one off adventure that we don’t think we’d experience anywhere else. So glad we booked on this. If you’re scared of heights it’s probably not the one for you.

Why you’ll love this…

You'll gaze into the night sky at one of the world's best stargazing spots, protected by the Canary Sky Law
Your certified Starlight guide will point out major stars and constellations with a laser pen
Through a Celestron™ telescope, you'll see deep-space objects like star clusters and galaxies

Important to know

Just so you know, we'll aim to head to Mirador del Infinito, but if the weather conditions aren't great, your guide may choose an alternative location

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

This experience meets the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. By choosing this experience you can protect the places you love, care for the environment and support local communities.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Pickup points

To see which pickup points are available, check under availability & prices.

Provider

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

What people say about this experience

4.1/5

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Based on 11 reviews

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4.3/5

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All ratings (11)

5 stars (6)

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4 stars (3)

27%

3 stars (1)

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Jc1955
Travelled as a couple
23 January 2026
1
United Kingdom
Cannot give it a score as it didn't happen weather was to vad
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Stephen
Travelled as a couple
23 January 2026
3.8
United Kingdom
The TUI app was a bit misleading. There wasn't that much information The whole trip lasted about6.5 hours, not 2 to 4. In the winter we needed very warm clothing, the temperature was about 3C and there was a howling wind. The telescope is perched on uneven ground on the side of a mountain, and of course it has to be dark, so you can't se the ground and with feet like blocks of ice, it was easy to stumble. The sunset views before was magnificent, the guide was excellent about the stars etc.
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AW
Travelled with family
17 September 2025
2.6
United Kingdom
Disappointing. It said 4-8 hours It was actually 10 hours. The driver David was amazing but the tour guide Stephanie did not introduce herself when she got on. It is not suitable for anyone with travel sickness and the explanation should have said 5 plus hours on switchback roads. There was lack of clarity to the English group at the Los Muchachos stop and the German/English group got at least 60% less information than the Spanish group at the stargazing. Stephanie was brusque at best.
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Dg
Travelled as a couple
16 September 2025
5
United Kingdom
A wonderful afternoon/evening, we saw and learned so much.
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LisaB
Travelled with family
28 July 2025
5
United Kingdom
Wonderful experience seeing the telescopes; the Calderas; La Roche Muchachos and a wonderful experience of the stars. Well worth the money
S
Sam
Travelled as a couple
28 July 2025
4.6
United Kingdom
Fantastic tour guides and an incredible range of things to see and do. Genuinely a one off adventure that we don’t think we’d experience anywhere else. So glad we booked on this. If you’re scared of heights it’s probably not the one for you.