At Ecofinca Tacande, we invite you to discover an authentic ecotourism experience in the heart of El Paso, where the agricultural landscape and volcanic terrain come together to tell the living history of La Palma. During this activity, you will walk through a real organic farm, learn about regenerative agriculture, soil care, sustainable water management, and animal welfare, and discover how these elements form an essential part of La Palma's cultural identity.

The visit begins with a warm and heartfelt welcome. Visitors are introduced to the concept of "living earth": fertile volcanic soils, natural processes, agricultural biodiversity, and the fundamental role that traditional agriculture plays in conserving the landscape. We then tour the orchards, compost areas, protea plantation, and regenerative management areas, where we explain how we produce sustainably and how these systems directly contribute to the balance of the World Biosphere Reserve.

The experience includes interaction with some of the farm's animals. The Majorera donkeys—all rescued—are the stars of the tour, along with birds, horses, and ducks. This interaction, highly valued by families and ecotourists, is always carried out with respect for animal welfare.

We finish with an agroecological tasting that varies according to the season: fresh fruit, homemade preserves, mojo sauces, traditional breads, Palmero cheeses, and local products. It is a time to savor the island from its roots, to talk, and to understand the importance of local consumption in keeping the agricultural culture of La Palma alive.

Ecofinca Tacande is a peaceful, intimate, and educational experience that combines nature, tradition, sustainability, and local cuisine. It is a place to connect with the land, understand the landscape, and experience the island from within.

If you want to reduce stress and anxiety levels, here is the best way!

Through this sensory experience that connects us to nature and produces health benefits.

In the Forest Baths we do a conscious walk, they are not a typical hiking route. With this technique from Japan, we seek to enjoy the moment, we perform meditation activities and connect fully with nature, unhurried, paying special attention to the senses in a beautiful forest to Breathe, Walk, Touch, Listen, Relax.

These conscious walks decrease the cognitive and executive functions of the brain and focus on the part of the brain related to pleasure, empathy or emotions.

Our Forest Baths are guided by a person trained in this work, and in them we help to increase the feeling of tranquility, decrease anxiety and stress levels and regain emotional stability.

After our Forest Baths you will even notice that your brain becomes more active and creative, your attention span and empathy will grow, and you will relax and release tension.

In Japan, many companies already include these Forest Baths among their executives or start to give time to their workers to practice what is already considered as a traditional medicine with preventive character.

And to deepen your relaxation, stay at the rural house La Curva de María.

The Pazo de Mariñán and its gardens, located in the town hall of Bergondo, are a monumental historical-artistic site. The main building houses a collection of paintings by prominent Galician artists, with special emphasis on the nineteenth century.

This interpreted route offers the opportunity to learn about the importance of the marshes and the environmental value of this space, in addition to observing the characteristic birds of the Biosphere Reserve.

We will walk among centenary and unique trees from different parts of the world, discovering the rich history of Pazo de Mariñán.

At Ecofinca Tacande, we invite you to discover an authentic ecotourism experience in the heart of El Paso, where the agricultural landscape and volcanic terrain come together to tell the living history of La Palma. During this activity, you will walk through a real organic farm, learn about regenerative agriculture, soil care, sustainable water management, and animal welfare, and discover how these elements form an essential part of La Palma's cultural identity.

The visit begins with a warm and heartfelt welcome. Visitors are introduced to the concept of "living earth": fertile volcanic soils, natural processes, agricultural biodiversity, and the fundamental role that traditional agriculture plays in conserving the landscape. We then tour the orchards, compost areas, protea plantation, and regenerative management areas, where we explain how we produce sustainably and how these systems directly contribute to the balance of the World Biosphere Reserve.

The experience includes interaction with some of the farm's animals. The Majorera donkeys—all rescued—are the stars of the tour, along with birds, horses, and ducks. This interaction, highly valued by families and ecotourists, is always carried out with respect for animal welfare.

We finish with an agroecological tasting that varies according to the season: fresh fruit, homemade preserves, mojo sauces, traditional breads, Palmero cheeses, and local products. It is a time to savor the island from its roots, to talk, and to understand the importance of local consumption in keeping the agricultural culture of La Palma alive.

Ecofinca Tacande is a peaceful, intimate, and educational experience that combines nature, tradition, sustainability, and local cuisine. It is a place to connect with the land, understand the landscape, and experience the island from within.

If you want to reduce stress and anxiety levels, here is the best way!

Through this sensory experience that connects us to nature and produces health benefits.

In the Forest Baths we do a conscious walk, they are not a typical hiking route. With this technique from Japan, we seek to enjoy the moment, we perform meditation activities and connect fully with nature, unhurried, paying special attention to the senses in a beautiful forest to Breathe, Walk, Touch, Listen, Relax.

These conscious walks decrease the cognitive and executive functions of the brain and focus on the part of the brain related to pleasure, empathy or emotions.

Our Forest Baths are guided by a person trained in this work, and in them we help to increase the feeling of tranquility, decrease anxiety and stress levels and regain emotional stability.

After our Forest Baths you will even notice that your brain becomes more active and creative, your attention span and empathy will grow, and you will relax and release tension.

In Japan, many companies already include these Forest Baths among their executives or start to give time to their workers to practice what is already considered as a traditional medicine with preventive character.

And to deepen your relaxation, stay at the rural house La Curva de María.

The Pazo de Mariñán and its gardens, located in the town hall of Bergondo, are a monumental historical-artistic site. The main building houses a collection of paintings by prominent Galician artists, with special emphasis on the nineteenth century.

This interpreted route offers the opportunity to learn about the importance of the marshes and the environmental value of this space, in addition to observing the characteristic birds of the Biosphere Reserve.

We will walk among centenary and unique trees from different parts of the world, discovering the rich history of Pazo de Mariñán.