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Horseback Riding, La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain

There are literally hundreds of paths on La Palma that can be travelled on foot, by bike or on horseback. One of the best ways to tour all around the island is definitely by horse. With its splendid climate and natural beauty, riding around the island is an experience not to be missed.

You’ll pass through some spectacular scenery and quaint little villages along the way.

Start off in the south at Fuencaliente (the most recently created village in Spain) and you can travel all the way to Caldera de Taburiente, right in the middle of the island. This is just one route. There are hundreds of others to choose from.