Casa Vista al Mar

With its traditional stone façade and warm teak doors, Vista al Mar blends harmoniously into the lush green landscape; inside, you will find modern, well-designed living space spanning approximately 53 m².

High gabled ceilings give the holiday home a spacious, airy feel. In the living area, a comfortable sofa and a bistro table with three chairs invite you to relax, while a large flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi provide entertainment whenever you wish. Large glass doors open onto the terrace, allowing light and nature to flow into the home. Towards the back, the space leads into a well-equipped kitchen.

A stylishly designed bathroom—featuring a walk-in shower, toilet, and washbasin—connects the living area and the bedroom. The bedroom, which features a double bed, has its own door opening onto the terrace, allowing you to start your morning with a direct view of the greenery.

Terrace and outdoor area

The centerpiece of Vista al Mar is undoubtedly the spacious terrace. Partially covered and sheltered from the wind on the sides, it invites you to relax in almost any weather. A large dining table, comfortable lounge furniture, and two sun loungers offer plenty of space to unwind and enjoy the setting.

The absolute highlight is the private Jacuzzi with an unobstructed view of the sea—the perfect way to end a long day of hiking.

Tucked into a sheltered corner behind the house, a cozy fire pit invites you to enjoy balmy evenings under the starry sky.

Surroundings and activities

A variety of hikes begin right on your doorstep—such as the trail to the picturesque harbor of Puntagorda, with its natural seawater pool, or to the Mirador Cruz de la Reina viewpoint. The sparsely populated, rural surroundings offer peace, expansive views, and impressive natural diversity: historic windmills, spectacular viewpoints, and the vast El Fayal pine forest—complete with barbecue, picnic, and play areas—invite you to explore.

Puntagorda is an ideal starting point for excursions into the north of La Palma; the island's highest peak, Roque de Los Muchachos, is just a few kilometers away. The town center, with its shops and restaurants, is about a five-minute drive or a 35-minute uphill walk away.

Built into the steep cliffs, the picturesque fishing village of El Puerto was originally Puntagorda’s harbor. You can reach El Puerto by hiking, or by driving to the parking area and then descending a long flight of stairs. Although there is no beach here, you can swim in the sea during the summer months; however, we advise against swimming in winter due to strong currents and surf.

The large swimming beach at Puerto de Tazacorte is about a 25-minute drive away—a worthwhile trip for a day at the beach.