Tazacorte
Tazacorte
Located on the coast of the Aridane Valley, at the mouth of the Barranco de Las Angustias, lies the Town and Port of Tazacorte, the smallest municipality on the island of La Palma.
It is home to the island’s most important fishing harbour. In addition to its fishing facilities, the port also features a large marina and an extensive beach of fine black sand.
Tazacorte is an important agricultural area and one of the finest banana-growing regions in the Canary Islands. This is undoubtedly linked to its exceptionally mild and tropical climate: the municipality enjoys one of the highest numbers of sunshine hours per year in Europe, with average temperatures remaining between 20°C and 30°C for most of the year.
Natural, Scenic and Historical Heritage
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Tazacorte Beach
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El Mangón Beach
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Plaza de España Viewpoint
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Plaza de La Vica – Historic Site of Interest
Heritage Interpretation Centres
Banana Museum
A museum dedicated to the history and cultivation of one of La Palma’s most iconic agricultural products.
Restaurants
Restaurante Bagañete
Located in the town of Tazacorte.
Restaurante Varadero
Located in the Port of Tazacorte, behind the fish auction market (lonja) on the harbour.
Restaurante Playa Mont
Located in the Port of Tazacorte.
Restaurante Il Tramonto
Located in the Port of Tazacorte, opposite the entrance to the marina.
Kiosco Montecarlo
Located on Tazacorte Beach.
Kiosko Adrinere
Located in the Port of Tazacorte, facing the sailing pontoon in the marina.
La Locanda Pizzería
Located in the town of Tazacorte.
Cocktail Bars, Brunch and Tapas
Café Belvedere
Located in the town of Tazacorte.
La Marmota
Located in the town of Tazacorte.