In the past, this was where women washed clothes using water from the Barranco de las Angustias ravine. The sound of water and the stone pools were part of the town’s daily life. Today, the area has been renovated, preserving its structure and housing a restaurant that maintains its name and spirit.
What to do in Los Lavaderos?
The Las Hoyas Viewpoint offers one of the most spectacular views of the Tazacorte coastline. From this point, you can see the Aridane Valley, the banana plantations that reach the...
The Punta Lava Lighthouse stands in one of the most impressive and ever-changing landscapes on the coast of Tazacorte. Located on a tongue of solidified lava, its white figure emerges...
The PR LP-01 Trail is one of the oldest historical paths on La Palma. It was the route that connected the east and west of the island before the modern...
The GR-131 is one of the most emblematic hiking routes in the Canary Islands. In Tazacorte, its island route begins (or ends), climbing from sea level to 2,426 meters at...
The Barranco de las Angustias is one of the most impressive and awe-inspiring landscapes in La Palma. It is part of the Protected Landscape of the Caldera de Taburiente, and...
This beach, also known as Playa Nueva or Playa del Charcón, represents the wildest side of Tazacorte. Located on the coastal stretch of Las Hoyas, it combines cliffs, lava flows,...
