Unfortunately, my SLR camera is still safely(?) in Malaga taking selfies in my car. My mobile phone camera still can’t convince me. Nevertheless, I hope that you can imagine the beauty of La Palma and that you will soon have the opportunity to discover one of the many hiking tours. There are hiking tours to numerous peaks, around the entire island, along the volcano routes, to lighthouses, to the hidden Smuggler’s Bay, through tunnels, along the volcano crater, through gorges and so on. In fact, I’ve been thinking about putting together a little guide here for the most beautiful tours. But there are already numerous websites and, above all, the excellent hiking app Komoot (which was incredibly helpful again this time), where you can get numerous wonderful hiking tours recommended. Last but not least, I must recommend the museum “Monumente Natural del Tubo Volcánico Cueva de Las Palomas”. All the information about the last volcanic eruption in 1949 is presented here in a very friendly and clear way. Entrance and guided tours are free of charge. The staff speak Spanish as well as incredibly good English and you also get a guided tour of one of the lava caves. You can actaully see how the lava made it way from the mountain through the valley to the sea. The dead earth without life can still be seen for kilometres.