Mirador de Las Hoyas

The Mirador de Las Hoyas is one of those La Palma spots that leaves you speechless, especially at sunset. Located on the LP-213 road in Tazacorte, this scenic viewpoint has become a must-stop for those wanting to witness the impact of the Tajogaite volcano and the island's incredible recovery. From here you'll enjoy spectacular views towards the Las Hoyas Lighthouse, surrounded by banana plantations fighting to regenerate after the lava flows.

What makes this viewpoint special is its unique perspective: from this vantage point you can see La Bombilla, Puerto Naos and the areas affected by volcanic lava that reached the sea. It's a perfect spot to reflect on nature's power while watching some banana farms slowly turning green again. The sunset here is simply magical, with the Atlantic Ocean swallowing the sun in front of the lighthouse. Accessible 24 hours, this viewpoint is beloved by locals and visitors seeking that authentic postcard of the beautiful island, where natural beauty and the recent volcanic legacy coexist.