The rebirth of a coastal paradise

Puerto Naos is officially back and more vibrant than ever. 2026 marks the year this sunny village on the west coast of La Palma fully reclaims its place as the island’s favourite seaside destination. With its black volcanic sand and a promenade lined with palm trees, it offers a mix of relaxation and adventure you won't find anywhere else in the Canary Islands.

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1. Avenida Marítima: the heart of the promenade

The Avenida Marítima is the soul of the village. Lined with its signature palm trees, the promenade is perfect for a morning jog or a slow evening walk, and the terraces offer front-row seats to the Atlantic horizon.

  • Village life: watch the paragliders land on the sand while you enjoy a coffee.
  • Convenience: everything you need, from the pharmacy to the supermarket, is within a five-minute walk.

2. Playa de Puerto Naos: sunbathing on black sand

You can’t visit the village without spending time on its famous volcanic beach. The sand is soft, dark and holds the warmth of the sun. The beach has:

  • Amenities: sunbeds, umbrellas and showers.
  • Clear water: perfect for a swim at any time of day.
  • Sunsets: Puerto Naos is arguably the best spot on the island to watch the sun disappear into the sea.

After a day of salt and sun, there is nothing better than a short walk back to a cool, quiet apartment.

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3. Eating like a local

You don't need to leave the village to eat well. Whether you want a quick tapa between swims or dinner overlooking the waves, Puerto Naos has it.

  • Bakeries: fresh bread and pastries just around the corner.
  • Beach kiosks: a cold drink with your toes almost in the sand.

4. Safety and sunshine

Puerto Naos is the sunniest spot on La Palma, with a microclimate that keeps the village warm and bright even when the rest of the island is under a sea of clouds.

Local insight: Puerto Naos has become a model for safe coastal tourism, with a CO2 monitoring system and a Blue Flag beach.