Visit to Ecofinca Nogales: organic coffee, tropical fruits and tasting
Duration: 2 h 30 min
Available days: Tuesday, Thursday
Discover Ecofinca Nogales, a family-run organic farm where you will learn about coffee cultivation, tropical fruits and the daily work of a sustainable agricultural farm in La Palma.
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Key information Ecofinca Nogales
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Ecofinca Nogales, in Puntallana, northeast La Palma |
| Type of activity | Guided visit to an organic farm with tasting |
| Total duration | Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes |
| Meeting point | Parking area at the entrance to the farm |
| Main crops | Organic coffee, mangoes, avocados, bananas, pineapple and sugar cane |
| Farm animals | Animals connected to the natural production system |
| Products to taste | Seasonal organic fruits, organic coffee and drink |
| Focus | Organic farming, sustainability and SEFEL system |
| Languages | Spanish, English, German |
| Included | Guide, farm tour, agricultural explanation, tasting and insurance |
| Not included | Transport to the farm and purchases in the shop |
| Recommendation | Wear closed shoes, comfortable clothing and sun protection |
| Not suitable for | Wheelchair users and people allergic to animals |
What you will do
- You will discover a working organic farm.
- You will walk through tropical fruit crops, organic coffee plants and sugar cane.
- You will learn how irrigation, harvesting and daily farm work are carried out.
- You will visit the animal area and understand their role in the farm’s natural cycle.
- You will learn how liquid organic fertiliser is made using the SEFEL system.
- You will enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean and the agricultural landscape of Puntallana in northeast of La Palma.
- You will taste seasonal organic fruits and coffee grown on the farm.
An experience for all the senses
At the end, you can visit the small Ecofinca Nogales shop, where coffee grown on the farm and other products are sold.
This is an ideal experience to discover another side of La Palma: its agriculture, flavours, landscape and sustainable way of working the land.
You can also complete the rural experience by visiting other organic farms in La Palma, such as a banana plantation in Puerto Naos or a farm in El Paso.
What to bring
- Closed and comfortable shoes.
- Comfortable clothing.
- Clothing suitable for walking on agricultural land.
- Sun protection.
- Clothes that can get dirty.
Not allowed
- High heels, sandals or flip-flops.
- Smoking.
- Alcohol or drugs.
- Feeding the animals.
- Bringing glass objects, coolers, fireworks or dangerous materials.
- Entering while intoxicated.
- Walking barefoot.
- Climbing or leaving the marked areas.
- Access with unaccompanied minors.
- Organising parties, stag or hen events, or activities unrelated to the visit.
