Welcome to La Palma.
We will accompany you to your accommodation in the heart of the island, where nature and silence set the pace.
On the first day, we will hold a welcome briefing where we will explain the day-to-day details of your trip.
Geology at Abora Expeditions is not just about walking among volcanoes:
it is about understanding the pulse of a living island through science, ancestral memory, and the forces that shape the Earth.
During the expedition:
- You will walk through pine forests that survive fire and volcanic lava.
- You will visit the volcanic tube of the Cueva de las Palomas Natural Monument, where you will feel the energy of the Earth.
- You will explore geological formations guided by experts who will reveal the island's deep history.
- You will walk through the ancient Caldera and walk on the youngest lava in Spain.
- You will venture along trails that tell, layer by layer, the volcanic evolution of La Palma.
- You will observe the youngest lava flow in Spain from the ocean.
- And if you dare, you will dive into volcanic depths where marine life colonizes landscapes newly created by magma.
- You will understand how an active island lives: how it breathes, what its people feel, how it regenerates, and what it reveals about the origin of the Earth.
Recap of experiences and transfer to the airport. The expedition ends here, but the way you see the world will have changed.
La Palma is a living territory, shaped by volcanoes, clouds that move like inland seas, and skies that change every moment. For this reason, some activities and locations may be adapted on a daily basis depending on the light, the weather, and the rhythm of the island.
At Abora Expeditions, we believe in traveling with purpose and with nature, not against it. We read the territory in real time and chart the best possible route at any given moment to ensure a safe, authentic, and deeply connected experience.
We invite you to explore and embrace the unexpected as part of the magic of the journey with our experts. Because for us, every change is an opportunity to see, feel, and understand the island in a more intimate way.