Walk Alongside Its Majestic Crater, Witness the Lava’s Trail, and Feel the Power of Nature.
Duration: 3h / 8h
Available Days: Almost every day
What happened on September 19, 2021?
Discover one of the youngest and most fascinating landscapes on Earth.
The Tajogaite Volcano was born in September 2021 and forever transformed the island of La Palma. Learn all about La Palma’s volcanic eruption.
Two Ways to Experience the Volcano
Hiking Route to the Crater – 3 Hours
- Distance: 7 km (mostly downhill), moderate difficulty
- Starting Point: Llano del Jable
Walk across ash and lapilli, witnessing how the resilient Canary pine begins to thrive again.
You’ll reach just a few meters from the crater, with breathtaking views over the sea of lava in the Aridane Valley.
Return to the original meeting point (Las Manchas gas station).
Expert guides will explain everything in Spanish, English, French, or Italian ,including how the volcano formed after the magma vents collapsed.
They’ll answer all your questions and ensure a safe, enriching experience.
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Full-Day Volcano Experience – 8 Hours
- Pick-up from key locations: Santa Cruz, Los Cancajos, Fuencaliente, and Puerto Naos
- Hike: 3 hours (5 km) to the crater
- Lunch stop in Tazacorte: eat at local restaurants or beachside kiosks
- Scenic viewpoints: two spectacular stops at Mirador de Tajuya and Mirador de Tacande
A complete experience that blends geology, scenery, and local culture.
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Safety and Environmental Monitoring
A volcanic gas specialist continuously monitors the area.
If abnormal levels are detected, the visit is canceled for everyone’s safety.
Volcano Tajogaite Tour Comparison
| Feature | Hiking Route (3h) | Full-Day Tour (8h) |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 3 hours | 8 hours |
| Distance | 7 km (downhill) | 5 km (partial loop) |
| Pick-up included | ❌ No | ✅ Yes (several locations) |
| Scenic viewpoints | ❌ No | ✅ Tajuya and Tacande |
| Food / Gastronomy | ❌ No | ✅ Free time in Tazacorte |
| Difficulty level | Medium | Medium |
| Ideal for | Short, intense experience | Full day of nature and culture |
Recommendations for Your Visit
- Do not collect ash or volcanic rocks
- Stay on marked trails
- Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing
- Bring water, a hat, and a scarf in case of wind and ash
