Perched at 557 meters above sea level, this viewpoint opens its arms to the Valley of a Thousand Palms, a natural spectacle that makes Haría one of the greenest and most surprising corners of Lanzarote. From here, the view embraces a tapestry of palm trees dotting the volcanic landscape, breaking away from the island's characteristic aridity and offering a visual contrast that captivates from first sight.

Access to Mirador de los Helechos is straightforward and flexible: you can enjoy the views after grabbing something at the adjoining restaurant or by paying a small one-euro contribution. Once on the panoramic balcony, explanatory panels help you identify the points of interest stretching beneath your feet, from the immaculate white of Lanzarote's houses to the mountains flanking the valley.

The experience is completed with the option to use binoculars to zoom in on the details of the village and its natural surroundings. It's a stop appreciated by those exploring the island in search of its landscape secrets as well as photography lovers capturing the tranquil essence of the northern region. Haría reveals itself here in all its splendor, inviting you to discover why this valley is considered one of the Canaries' most photogenic treasures.