Magic Getaway through the Canary Islands

Arrival at the rural accommodation that we choose for you to enjoy a GENUINE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE IN THE MAGICAL GETAWAY THROUGH THE CANARY ISLANDS. Unfold an enchanting journey through this archipelago, where geographical diversity, local culture, and well-kept secrets combine to create a unique experience. An itinerary that immerses you in nature, where history and magic are intertwined. The sandy beaches and crystal clear waters start the trip, revealing the coastal beauty that characterizes the Canary Islands. We start our route in Tijarafe. Located on the west coast of La Palma, it is known for its beautiful beaches and rich gastronomy. Tijarafe is an ideal place to relax and disconnect from the routine, while enjoying the flavors of the island. In addition, Tijarafe has a rich history, traditions and popular festivals that give the tourist experience a touch of Canarian authenticity. You will arrive at the end of the afternoon at the accommodation we chose with time to rest a little before going out to dine on one of the typical dishes of the region, in a local restaurant. After a full day, return to the accommodation for a well-deserved rest

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Tijarafe. We start by visiting the Porís de Candelaria. In a grandiose natural cavity, in a space gained meter by meter from the cliff, the tijaraferos have managed to build one of their most emblematic nuclei. No description could do justice to its original architecture, which provokes the immediate amazement of visitors. It has great historical relevance, since the also called Prois is one of those typical piers in the north of the island. We continue our tour by visiting the Parish Church of Our Lady of Candelaria. The personality of the most important religious building in Tijarafe is marked by its belfry. The structure that supports its double bell tower is at the rear and was one of the last additions to the building, but it makes its silhouette unmistakable. That is why it is one of the most beloved symbols of the municipality. We will continue to the Barranco del Jurado. This natural trench separates the nucleus of El Pueblo de Tijarafe from the neighboring neighborhood of El Jesús. It owes its name to the natural holes that erosion has carved into its slopes and that the locals know as juras. We will end our visit to Tijarafe at the José Luis Lorenzo Barreto Costume Museum. This cultural facility owes its name to a favorite son of the municipality, who died prematurely in 1999. Their selfless vocation to preserve traditions had in the traditional costumes of the island one of their main vehicles of expression. Then we will invite you to eat one of the typical dishes of the region, in a local restaurant. After lunch we say goodbye to Tijarafe and continue our route to the next Magical Town Villa de Mazo. Traditionally considered the artisan municipality par excellence on the island of La Palma, it is not for nothing that it has the largest number of registered artisans with a wide representation of the different craft trades. The quality of the pieces, the result of the good craftsmanship of the town, has been awarded on several occasions. You will arrive at the end of the afternoon at the accommodation we chose with time to rest a little before going out to dine on one of the typical dishes of the region, in a local restaurant. After a full day, return to the accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Villa de Mazo. We start with a fantastic Hiking Route through El Pueblo and Cruz de la cumbre. A 9km circular route from the village. Moderate walking. You need good physical fitness. Easily accessible paths. For all levels. The starting point of the Route is accessible by public transport. Next, we will continue to the Belmaco Archaeological Park. It is made up of ten natural caves and a magnificent station of rock engravings. In these caves lived the Benahoritas, ancient settlers of Benahore (the name by which La Palma was designated). Popular tradition holds that this cave was the residence of the last kings of the canton of Tigalate-Mazo: Juguiro and Garehagua. We will end our tour at the Red House Museum. It is located in a stately home from the early twentieth century. It consists of two floors, and the first is the one that is destined to the Corpus Christi Dissemination Center, which shows all kinds of reproductions, documents, illustrations and photographs alluding to this Festivity, so culturally rooted in the Villa de Mazo. The placement of arches, carpets and corridors in its main streets stands out, highlighting the artisan character of Mazo. We will then invite you to eat one of the typical dishes of the region, in a typical restaurant. After lunch we say goodbye to Villa de Mazo and continue our route to the last Magical Town of our route Icod de los Vinos. In the north of the island of Tenerife, it is known for its famous Drago Milenario, a tree declared a National Monument with more than a thousand years old. In addition, it offers a wide variety of dining options. The visit is ideal for those looking for a combination of Canarian history, culture and gastronomy. You will arrive at the end of the afternoon at the accommodation we chose with time to rest a little before going out to dine on one of the typical dishes of the region, in a local restaurant. After a full day, return to the accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Icod de los Vinos. We start by seeing the Millennium Dragon Tree. This specimen of Dracaena Draco is considered one of the oldest living beings in the world, with an estimated age of 1000 years, a height of more than 22 meters and a base of 10 meters in perimeter, with a weight that is estimated to be close to 140 tons. Along the route of the park that surrounds the dragon tree, the potential vegetation of the area is represented. Next, we will continue to the Church of San Agustín. The church of San Agustín has managed to preserve the foundational arcade and has a beautiful Mudejar coffered ceiling in the chapel of La Soledad. The temple also preserves four interesting panels representing the Gospels and a sculpture of the Virgin of Grace from the seventeenth century. We will continue to the Cueva del Viento. It is the largest complex volcanic tube in the world, with a development of more than 17 kilometers and inside which there are a multitude of underground passages. We will end our tour with a Wine Tourism Experience. Icod de los Vinos is known for its production of high quality wines. Some of the most popular wines produced in Icod de los Vinos are young reds, dry whites and sweet wines. Among the grape varieties used to produce these wines are Listán negro, Negramoll and Malvasia. We will visit a local winery where we will taste these precious nectars. We will then invite you to eat one of the typical dishes of the region, in a typical restaurant before saying goodbye to this magnificent route.