PUERTO BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Antorcha: Two Hours Along La Palma’s Rugged Northwest — Caves, Coastlines and Living Lava
A private, two-hour boat excursion from Puerto de Tazacorte that stops at Cueva Bonita, Poris de Candelaria, Cueva Colorada and the new fajanas of Tajogaite, with dolphin searches and swimming opportunities.
Antorcha: Two Hours Along La Palma’s Rugged Northwest — Caves, Coastlines and Living Lava.
This private boat outing aboard Antorcha runs along the northwest coast of La Palma, visiting sea caves, coastal villages and recent volcanic fajanas while including dolphin searches and swimming stops in a relaxed, family-friendly format.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Local passion at the helm
The operator emphasizes local knowledge and enthusiastic service; their stated objective is to leave guests with a lasting, positive memory of La Isla Bonita.
Dolphin searches and open-water stops
The route includes dedicated time for cetacean searches and opportunities to stop for a swim, keeping the experience centered on marine life and the sea.
Caves, coastlines and new fajanas
Visitors see iconic coastal features—sea caves and shoreline villages—plus the new fajana formed by the Tajogaite volcanic activity, all presented on a compact cruise.
What the day feels like
What the two-hour trip feels like
The excursion is a brisk, private passage along the northwest coast: a sequence of short stops at caves and coastal landmarks, interspersed with open-water searching for dolphins and a chance to swim—all packaged into a two-hour outing.
THE CREW
Local passion at the helm
The operator emphasizes local knowledge and enthusiastic service; their stated objective is to leave guests with a lasting, positive memory of La Isla Bonita.
THE WILDLIFE
Dolphin searches and open-water stops
The route includes dedicated time for cetacean searches and opportunities to stop for a swim, keeping the experience centered on marine life and the sea.
THE GEOLOGY
Caves, coastlines and new fajanas
Visitors see iconic coastal features—sea caves and shoreline villages—plus the new fajana formed by the Tajogaite volcanic activity, all presented on a compact cruise.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who should consider this trip—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The excursion lasts approximately two hours and departs from Puerto de Tazacorte.
Bring a jacket, a hat (gorra) and sunscreen.
This private excursion is operated by Nemo La Palma aboard the Antorcha.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Will we get seasick on the boat?
Most people tend to feel queasy when a boat is stationary; the operator keeps the route moving to minimize this, but they cannot fully rule out the possibility of seasickness.
How long is the excursion?
The trip duration is approximately two hours.
Where is the meeting point?
You meet at Puerto de Tazacorte for departure.
Is the activity suitable for children?
The activity is recommended for participants older than eight years; there is no strict upper age limit but the boat is fast and participants should have appropriate physical condition.
What should I bring aboard?
The operator recommends bringing a jacket, a hat and sunscreen.