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Plaza de España is the main square located in the capital city, surrounded by historic buildings with traditional Canarian architecture, featuring colorful facades, wooden balconies, and ornate details. One of the most prominent landmarks in the square is the impressive Town Hall ( Ayuntamiento ), which dates back to the 16th century. Plaza de España is adorned with fountains and gardens, providing a tranquil oasis in the bustling city center. The fountains add to the charm of the square and are a popular spot for tourists to relax and take photos. It's a lively area where locals and tourists come together to enjoy good food, drinks, and company.

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Experience live the Beach of Santa Cruz de La Palma through our webcam and be captivated by its exotic volcanic black sand and the intense blue of the Atlantic. A destination that shines on its own in the heart of the Canary Islands , offering a unique tourist experience, rich in culture, and with a vibrant history.

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The Beach of Santa Cruz , a treasure of modern architecture, stands out for its recent renovation in 2017. Born from the desire to restore the city’s connection with the sea, this beach is the perfect setting to enjoy water activities or simply relax under the sun. It’s not just a leisure place but also a cultural meeting point, where historical past and present blend among the waves.

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With a wide range of services, the Beach of Santa Cruz is equipped to ensure a comfortable and safe stay. Find facilities such as bathrooms, showers, and a lifeguard team always ready. And for those seeking adventure, the beach is the ideal place for water sports, offering an unforgettable experience with every visit.

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Santa Cruz, La Palma Port Guide

The cruise port of Santa Cruz de La Palma is a popular port of call on many canary island cruises. Conveniently located only 5 minutes from the capital city this is an ideal island port full of tradition, culture and stunning volcanic landscapes.

To reach the capital city from the Santa Cruz cruise port all passengers need to do is take a stroll along the Avenida Maritime Promenade to reach the city’s old quarter. Some cruise lines provide a shuttle bus to the city so look out for this if you would prefer not to walk. La Palma is only a small island and so can easily be explored during a day visit and the port offers impressive views to the nearby mountains. Whilst there isn’t an abundance of tourist attractions on this island like with some of its neighbours, it is an ideal place to stroll around the pretty streets, enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants or enjoy a beach day to relax.

Plaza de Espana

We recommend a stroll around Plaza de Espana which is the oldest quarter of La Palma. Here you will find a beautiful square hosting some amazing architecture and great places to grab a coffee and watch the world go by. The old town also has plenty of markets occurring throughout the week to do a little bit of local retail therapy.

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If you fancy a spot of military history then a visit to the Military Museum Santa Cruz is a must. It’s a large museum full of military weapons, tanks and artefacts from the two world wars. There are military helicopters, guns and even a flag room available to look at and learn about – perfect for history lovers!

The museum is open Monday – Friday from 10am to 6pm and from 10am to 2pm on the weekends. Entrance costs €4.50 which is a bargain in our eyes!

Puro Palmero Museum

Here at Cruise the Waves we love random museums and the Puro Palmero Museum is certainly one of those! It is a museum dedicated to the history of the famous Palmeran cigar, which happens to be a symbol of the island. A visit to the museum allows visitors to learn about the history of the cigar, tobacco cultivation and even the chance to buy some in the shop.

The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 1pm and entry is €3 – not bad for a historical and cultural museum native to La Palma.

Las Hilanderas El Paso 

Another niche museum in which the island of La Palma offers is the Las Hilanderas Handycraft Silk Workshop . Here visitors can learn about the livelihood of silk production for the people of La Palma and everything about the silk industry. The Musume shows visors the whole silk production process and is likely to be really interesting to those in the fashion or textile industry.

The museum is open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 2pm and is again €3 to enter.

Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente 

This national park is well worth a visit if time allows when you are in port. The park is actually a volcanic crater which is the biggest volcanic crater in the world! Many cruise lines offer booked excursions to the Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente where visitors can go hiking and explore the volcanic landscape. Some might even allow for a hike to the highest peak in the park Roque de Los Muchachos, which offers stunning views all around.

If you chose to take an excursion to the park that isn’t with your cruise line then as always do ensure you’ve got your timings sorted and that you will return to the ship before sail away! We know that Tui /Marella offer an excursion to the national park combined with some wine tasting – sounds ideal to us!

La Palma’s Beaches 

If museums are not your thing and you’d prefer a relaxed sunny beach day then La Palma offers several beaches reachable from the Santa Cruz port. These beaches might not be the usual type you are used to seeing given the islands volcanic landscape and black sand! Santa Cruz has its own beach which is really simple to get to from the cruise port and there are places to get snacks and drinks nearby.

A little further afield is Playa de Bajamar which is about a 20-minute walk from the cruise port – ideal if you fancy a gentle stroll before relaxing on the sand!

Even if you aren’t really a beach person we recommend checking out one of the beaches just to witness the blank sand – it really is quite a different sight to the yellow/white sandy beaches you might be used too!

Food and Drink

A huge part of the diet on La Palma is local fish and seafood. Grab a table at one of the coastal restaurants and try some traditional fish and potatoes to eat like a local! Another local dish is quesa asado which is fried goats cheese – Rachel’s favourite! Be sure to wander the various plazas, marvel at the architecture of ancient churches and sip a fresh juice whilst soaking up the sun!

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La Palma Cruise Port Guide | 5 Best Things To Do In La Palma Island

Welcome to La Palma cruise port guide!

Santa Cruz de la Palma is the capital and the main port of La Palma island, the fifth-largest of eight Canary Islands. The idyllic city lies on La Palma’s eastern coast and is a gateway to the island’s breathtaking natural treasures such as volcanoes, picturesque villages and black sand beaches.

La Palma is also known as “La Isla Verde” ( the green island ) and “La Isla Bonita” ( the beautiful island ) because it’s the greenest of all Canary Islands. The island covers an area of 708 km 2 (273 mi 2 ) and is the smallest of the four Canary Islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote). In this article, read about:

• La Palma cruise port (La Palma cruise terminal, getting around, useful cruise tips)
• 5 best things to do in La Palma port and the best shore excursions

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Santa Cruz de La Palma Cruise Port

Cruise ships dock at Puerto de Santa Cruz de La Palma (Port of Santa Cruz de La Palma), located a 10-minute walk from Santa Cruz de La Palma downtown. The pier stretches along Avenida Los Indianos and can accommodate one large or two small/medium-sized vessels.

Cruise lines may organize free shuttle buses to transfer passengers between their terminal and the port entrance, from where they can walk into the city. The port area is flat, suitable for wheelchair users, and easy to navigate. There is a large parking right by the port entrance.

Santa Cruz de La Palma is also a ferry port that serves ferry routes to Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.

Getting Around La Palma Port

• The port of La Palma is located a 10-minute walk from the old town and Avenida Maritima , a waterfront maritime avenue known for its beautiful architecture and picturesque balconies. Two parallel streets from Avenida Maritima is the Calle O’Daly , the main pedestrian street where you can find souvenir shops, clothing stores, banks, pharmacies, eateries and bars, and historic landmarks.
• Santa Cruz de La Palma is compact and easily explored on foot. All the main attractions are located within walking distance and you can visit the whole town in about 2 hours. The port area is flat, however, the old town is partially hilly.
• There are two black sand beaches near the cruise port, Playa de Bajamar and Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma , both located within a 20-25 minute walk from La Palma port.
• Santa Cruz de La Palma is a charming city, however, the natural beauty of the island can be observed in its inland parts. The entire island is of volcanic origin and full of spectacular natural wonders, including national parks, dense forests, volcanoes, and jaw-dropping sceneries. Therefore, I suggest you explore the island as it’s incredible and honestly one of the most beautiful islands I’ve ever been to.
• The best ways to get around La Palma are on a guided shore excursion or by renting a car. The roads are well-maintained, there are signs everywhere, and it’s relatively easy to navigate.
• La Palma has a good public bus network. There are numerous routes connecting the main towns on the island, however, you can’t reach all inland parts by public bus. Both local and intercity public transport in La Palma is operated by TILP company (Transportes Insular La Palma) and you can check the fares and timetables at https://www.tilp.es/
• You’ll find the nearest bus stops on Avenida Los Indianos, the avenue that runs parallel to the cruise terminal. Upon exiting the port, go around the parking and you’ll see them on your left. The bus station in Spanish is called “Estación de guaguas”.
• Taxis are available outside the cruise terminal. Besides regular taxis, 8-seater and wheelchair-accessible taxis are normally available. The taxi drivers usually offer standard half-day tours, which is also a great option to explore the island.
• The tourist information center (Oficina de Información Turística) is housed in a small glass building across the street from the port entrance, right by the roundabout. Here, you can get maps, brochures and useful info on the island.
• The currency in Spain is EURO (€). Local currency and credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs and currency exchange are available downtown. The Canary Islands are part of Spain and thus the European Union, however, they are within a VAT-free zone , which means that everything is cheaper compared to the other European cities.
• Shops and businesses are normally open Monday through Saturday from 9:30 to 13:30, and then from 16:30 to 20:00 (the break in the middle is commonly known as siesta time ).
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5 Best to Do in La Palma Cruise Port

Compared to Tenerife or Gran Canaria , La Palma still seems unspoiled by tourism and visitors can enjoy nature at its best. Before I share the best things to do in Santa Cruz de la Palma, I invite you to grab your copy of the “ Mediterranean Cruise Port Guide” , the most comprehensive guide to 45 Mediterranean cruise ports (including Santa Cruz de la Palma) , packed with practical information, expert tips & unforgettable experiences! (PDF format/200 pages)

1. Santa Cruz de La Palma

Let’s start with the charming capital of La Palma island. For those of you who decide to explore the city on foot, these are the highlights and things to do:

• Calle O’Daly – The main pedestrian street where you’ll find a lot of shops and businesses. The street boasts beautiful colonial buildings and picturesque facades.
• Santa Cruz Town Hall (Ayuntamiento de Santa Cruz de La Palma) – The Town Hall is housed in a historic arched building on Calle O’Daly Street and overlooks Plaza de España (Spanish Square).
• Plaza de España – A small square is surrounded by the Town Hall and the Baroque Church of El Salvador (Iglesia Matriz de El Salvador), the main church in the town dating from the 1500s.
• Santa Cruz Market (Mercado de Santa Cruz de La Palma) – A stone’s throw from Plaza de España, a small yet lovely market is the place where you’ll find fresh local produce, from a variety of cheeses, fruits, herbs, plants and vegetables to local specialties such as a refreshment drink “guarapo”, made of pressed sugar cane.
• Avenida Maritima – The waterfront boulevard overlooks Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma and is renowned for Balcones de la Avenida Maritima , the 19th-century wooden balconies of various colors, often featured on city postcards.
• Naval Museum (Museo Naval – Barco de la Virgen) – Located on Plaza de la Alameda, a 20-minute walk from the cruise port along Avenida Maritima, the museum is housed in Barco de la Virgen, a replica of one of Columbus’s caravels. It is the most visited museum in La Palma offering an amazing insight into five centuries of the naval history of La Palma and the Canary Islands.
• Castillo de la Virgen – Located slightly uphill from Naval Museum, this small fortress was built for defense purposes in the 17th century and offers nice views of the town and the Atlantic Ocean.
• Church of Santo Domingo (Iglesia de Santo Domingo) – Another beautiful historic church that dominates Plaza Santo Domingo .
• Playa de Santa Cruz de La Palma – A long and wide black sand beach lines Avenida Maritima and is the main city beach.
• Playa de Bajamar – Located directly opposite the cruise ship pier, this black sand beach is protected by the breakwater of the cruise pier and is a laid-back place popular with locals.

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2. Caldera de Taburiente National Park

Parque Nacional de la Caldera de Taburiente lies in the heart of La Palma and is one of the top-rated places to visit on the island. Spreading across 10 kilometers, Caldera (“cauldron” in English) is a 1,500-meter-deep volcanic crater formed 2 million years ago by erosion of the volcano’s original crater. Over the centuries, a unique ecosystem has been created across the caldera, including lush vegetation, pine forests (Canary Island Pine), and other endemic flora and wildlife.

Many shore excursions and tours are daily organized to visit this spectacular UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that combines natural treasures with stunning views, such as the ones from the La Cumbrecita viewpoint (Mirador de La Cumbrecita), Mirador Lomo de las Chozas, Mirador de Los Roques, and many others. Hiking, off-road driving and other adventure activities are the most popular activities in the area. To get there, you can book a tour, rent a car, or book a tour by taxi. I suggest taking an organized excursion to see the most famous attractions in the area.

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3. Roque de Los Muchachos

Also known as Mirador del Roque de Los Muchachos, this breathtaking viewpoint sits at the highest point of La Palma island at 2,426 meters above sea level. When translated into English, the “Rock of the Boys” was named after a group of small rock formations about 3 meters high, which resemble a group of boys.

The mountain peak is home to Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory , the largest astronomical observatory in the Northern Hemisphere, home to the largest optical-infrared telescope on the planet. Clear skies and outstanding weather conditions make this observatory a perfect location for astronomical research, attracting scientists from all over the world. Private visits to the observatory may be open to the public.

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4. Fuencaliente

Fuencaliente de La Palma is a municipality in the southern part of the island known for dramatic volcanic landscapes and fertile soil suitable for growing Malvasia grape varieties and bananas. The landscape is dominated by an active volcanic ridge known as Cumbre Vieja, and two volcanoes San Antonio and Teneguía. Teneguía’s last eruption took place in 1971 and you can see its crater formed by that eruption from the Volcan San Antonio visitor center.

San Antonio Volcano’s last eruption took place in 1677. You can learn about it in the visitor center which offers an amazing insight into the volcano history of La Palma and theories of how the island was geologically formed. There is an ash path along the edge of the San Antonio Volcano crater, allowing visitors to see the pine trees that have been growing inside the crater for over a century. The crater itself is presumed to have a geological age of about 3,000 years.

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5. Los Tilos Forest

Los Tilos Laurel Forest is located in the northeast of La Palma and is undoubtedly one of the greenest areas on the island. Los Tilos is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for lush vegetation and hundreds of endemic species of flora and fauna. There are several designated hiking trails through the forest, and nature enthusiasts can learn more about its history and ecosystems at the Los Tilos Visitor Center.

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Wrapping Up

Whether you decide to explore La Palma’s charming capital or embark on a journey through volcanic landscapes, this beautiful port offers many options for everyone! Make sure you plan your day to get the most out of Santa Cruz de La Palma cruise port.

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La Palma is the fifth-largest of the eight islands of the Canary Islands archipelago, boasting spectacular natural attractions and famous for its breathtaking sceneries.

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Canary Island La Palma is called ‘the fair isle' because of its fabulous landscape and you will see why. Santa Cruz is one of the prettiest harbors among the islands and is easily explored on foot. A short stroll, 5 min from the cruise terminal, along the Avenida Maritime promenade will take you to the lovely old quarter around Plaza de Espana.

Most ships offer free shuttle buses from the small cruise terminal to the main port gates

La Palma Airport is just 8kms from Santa Cruz.

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Plaza de Espana, Santa Cruz in, the oldest and most beautiful quarter, has a 16th century fountain and town hall, a magnificent Renaissance church and a handicrafts market where you can pick up distinctive pottery and snack on local delicacies.

Lovingly known as La Isla Verde (the Green Island), La Palma is famous for its flora and fauna, which covers the island in a carpet of varying shades of green. Although one of the smallest Canary Islands, mile for mile it is more mountainous than Tibet! In the north you'll find pretty villages and the fabulous Botanical Gardens. Whilst in the south, pine forests sweep down hillsides to pretty roadside hamlets, with superb coastal views opening out ahead.

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The best way to get around the island is to take a tour, but just exploring Santa Cruz and having a lazy lunch is also an excellent way to spend your time.

The island's most spectacular volcanic crater, Caldera de Taburiente, is crammed with rare animal and plant life and has been designated a national park, while its night skies are so clear that a major astrophysical observatory has been built at Roque de los Muchachos.

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Mountains and volcanoes, beaches and forests, a tropical rain forest, tiny villages and breathtaking views. On La Palma there is much to see in a small area. La Palma is, according to many people, the most beautiful Canary island, unspoilt by tourism and ideal for rest, peace and quiet, walking and hiking. The island has many surprisingly different areas of natural beauty and enjoys a stable climate: pleasant temperatures in all seasons, warm in the winter, not too hot in the summer.

Shopping and Food

For some of the best specialist clothing shopping on the Canaries you'll be hard pushed to find better than Santa Cruz de la Palma.

What's more, it's a pleasure to stroll around this historical gem of a capital. Wander down Cally O'Daly, so named after an Irish merchant based here and find delectable shops in old Canarian balconied buildings.

Pause at the various plazas, some with ancient churches, and others with mammoth ship recreations housing a military museum. Santa Cruz de la Palma is most certainly one of the most prettiest and aesthetically pleasing capitals to be found on the Canary Islands.

The fruit and vegetables found in most shops, cafes and restaurants are grown locally using 'normal' cultivation methods which often means that they have more flavor than visitors from Northern Europe would normally expect. When buying fruit and veg in the supermarket it is usually easy to tell the difference between the local and imported produce. The imported stuff looks 'perfect' - identical shape, identical colour, no marks or blemishes, and is often labelled 'import'. The local produce comes in cardboard or wooden boxes, is delivered directly to the shops and markets by local farmers. The fruit is often mis-shapen. It usually tastes wonderful so don't turn your nose up, try it!

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Communication:

Spanish is the official language in the entire national territory. However, other languages coexist with Spanish in certain regions of Spain. These are: Catalan in Catalonia, Galician in Galicia, Euskera/Basque in the Basque Country, Valencian in the Valencia Region and a particular variety of Catalan spoken on the Balearic Islands.

Emergency number: Dial 112 free of charge (valid throughout Spain). Service is given in Spanish, and also in English, French and German in some tourist areas.

Opening Hours and Holidays:

The most common business for shops and businesses hours are Monday through Saturday, from 9.30 h to 13.30 h, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h.

Big shopping centers and department stores open from 10.00 h to 21.00 or 22.00 h uninterruptedly. These big stores open sometimes on Sunday.

In coastal cities, in high season, shops are usually open passed 22.00 h.

Pharmacies open from 9.30 to 13.30 h, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h. In all major cities you can find pharmacies that open 24 hours. Pharmacies follow a rolling late-hour schedule, which is published in the newspapers, and is posted at all pharmacies.

Museums are in general closed on Mondays.

National public holidays.

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Port of La Palma

Guide to Cruise Ports and Terminals

La Palma Cruise Port

The cruise port on the Island of La Palma is conveniently located just five minutes from the capital city of Santa Cruz de La Palma.

La Palma is one of the islands in the Canary Island archipelago.

Cruise passengers arriving in Santa Cruz can simply walk along the Avenida Maritime Promenade to the city's Old Quarter.  Plaza de Espana is the city's central.

Public Transportation

Port shuttle.

Free shuttle bus services is provided by most cruise lines to shuttle passengers between their ships and the cruise terminal.

Bus Service

There are approximately 20 bus routes on the island of La Palma. A single bus fare cost two euro or less.

Ferry Service

Ferry service operates from La Palma to other destinations in the Canary Islands:

• Las Palmas (Gran Canaria)
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Tenerife)
• Los Cristianos

Visitor Information

Santa cruz de la palma.

Top tourist attractions and landmarks in Santa Cruz are the following:

• Plaza de Espana
• Santa Cruz Town Hall
• Military Museum
• Bajamar Beach (has restroom and shower facilities)

Access the Canary Islands Vacation Guide for comprehensive visitor information.

Island of La Palma

The island of La Palma is relatively untouched by tourism and is considered by many to be the most beautiful of the Canary Islands.

Popular island attractions are:

• Botanical Gardens (north)
• Caldera de Taburiente (volcanic crater in National Park)
• Tropical rainforests and hiking trails

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Spain Currency

The Island of La Palma is an integral part of Spain.  Consequently, the Euro is the official currency on the island.

Weather in La Palma

Average monthly temperatures (centigrade) and precipitation amounts (millimeters) are as follows:

Wifi Service

Internet service is available at Internet cafes, restaurants and in shopping malls.

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