H. Zell, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Playa_de_El_Puerto_-_Tazacorte_01.jpg
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1 Reviews on “Puerto de Tazacorte”
One of the island’s most picturesque ports, offering a unique mix of modern marina facilities and traditional charm. Sheltered by volcanic cliffs and surrounded by colorful buildings, the port has a distinctive appeal. The marina provides essential services, including fuel, electricity, and water. A prime attraction of Puerto de Tazacorte is its proximity to La Palma’s stunning natural landscapes. The nearby black-sand beaches are perfect for a quiet day by the sea, and the region is known for its beautiful sunsets. The port is also a gateway for exploring the island’s hiking trails, which wind through forests and volcanic terrain. Just a short walk from the marina, the town offers local restaurants and cafés.