Hotels near La Palma Airport - SPC, Santa Cruz de la Palma

Beautiful views of the mountains and the coast. Lots of walks around the area short and long. The beaches were stunning and each one was different. The road can be narrow and single tracks once off the main roads a lot of the time. The one main tourist attractions Cubo de la Galga in the area was nice easy walk and not long. National Parks on the la Palam were just stunning. The main footpaths are well maintained can be steep and hard going, but well worth for the views.

San Antonio is a quiet and peaceful place, perfect for those who enjoy a more tranquil atmosphere. While it’s not a typical tourist hotspot, its proximity to Los Cancajos and Santa Cruz de la Palma makes it an excellent base for exploring the island. The roads are well-maintained, making it easy to get around by car, and the public transport is also very reliable and well-organized. Multiple bus stops and lines are within walking distance. You’ll find a wide range of facilities and amenities just a short drive or bus ride away, including restaurants, shops, and beaches. It offers the best of both worlds—a serene environment to relax in, with everything you need conveniently close by. Highly recommended for travelers looking for a calm yet well-connected location.

Mazo is a nice little village. Very green with fantastic views. Has a spar supermarket and a few bars and restaurants. You will need a car if staying here. It is also hilly so not good for people with walking disabilities

Los Cancajos is a small beach resort just 5km from the airport and 9km from the historic capital of Santa Cruz de La Palma. There are three beaches which adjoin each other so you can try out each one or even swim/snorkel between them. There is a good choice of excellent restaurants and a regular bus service. It's also an ideal place from which to explore the rest of La Palma as it is located midway along the east coast and with quick access to roads heading north, south and across to the wes. I highly recommend it.

Hiking is our thing and La Palma offers hundreds of kilometres of well signed and maintained hiking trails. The mountain regions are very steep and remote walking poles , food and water essential for solo trips. Brena Baja is more gentle and stunning all year round, though the springtime flowers are the best 🌻👀👍🏻 Los Cancajos or Santa Cruz are convenient bases for catching buses all over the island so you can do circular or linear (bus to bus) hikes.

I liked the spacious house and the friendly host, Ramon. The garden and surroundings, in general, are botanically attractive. The price of our stay was reasonable. That is why the only weakness, limited warm water in the bathrooms, did not bother us. We ate in restaurants in the places we visited by car.