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Locals like to spend their free Sunday here.

You should definitely see what's going on here on a Sunday. Simply fascinating!

The beach is located right in Puerto de Tazacorte, with all its restaurants. Water and black lava sand—what more could you want? At the northern end, the water is protected from the surf by a breakwater (or was it once a pier?). All in all, quite nice ☺

This picnic and barbecue area is located in a beautiful, shady spot in the forest off the LP-301. It's surrounded by Canary Island pines. The Route of the Volcanoes begins and runs here. A small information center is located in a house.

A tour of Tazacorte

The taxi still costs €51, and they're already waiting there. With four passengers, you can split the price accordingly, so it's worth the wait. The climb without a taxi takes about 2.5 hours. I'm glad I took the taxi.

One of the few sandy beaches (black sand) on La Palma. There are a few taverns, nothing particularly outstanding, but enough for a beer or a coffee. The scenery is beautiful, the harbor pier less so. The sunset at this spot is absolutely worth seeing – the light and colors are impressive – and that alone makes the visit worthwhile.

Eat well or enjoy the sunset? Yes, that's the question here? As a place to enjoy the sunset in Puerto Tazacorte, it's definitely a good choice. For a gastronomic highlight, there are certainly more worthwhile destinations in and around Tazacorte (see Carpe Diem). The service seemed rather lackluster, the food was average, and the house wine wasn't particularly great either. It's more of a place to cater to large crowds of tourists. The ambiance is quite tasteful, and for a beer at sunset, you can easily visit the Taberna del Puerto once—but that's enough.