Puerto Paja is located in Puntallana, on the northeast coast of La Palma, an area of volcanic cliffs and tucked-away coves where the Atlantic Ocean meets the rock directly. This small natural harbour is surrounded by Atlantic vegetation and provides unusual sea access on this stretch of the island, known for its deep ravines and steep coastline.

The access road is narrow and cobbled, with sloping sections that require careful driving. The final stretch is usually walked. You'll find a small natural pool carved into the rocks, a covered terrace and a freshwater shower. It's not a large tourist spot: its main appeal lies in the quiet setting and coastal views.

It's a suitable place for those looking for a remote corner on La Palma's coast, bearing in mind the care required by the volcanic terrain and Atlantic swell.