LorPalma – Stylish living in the green northeast of La Palma
A place to arrive, take a deep breath – and linger.
At the charming colonial-style LorPalma, you will stay in spacious, tastefully and individually designed studios surrounded by history. The studios are ideal for 1-2 people, with space for a third person on the sofa bed (on request only).
The historic, completely renovated house is located in a side street of the small town of Los Sauces – ideal for discovering the evergreen north-east of the island.
Colonial charm meets modern design
The Vivendas Vacacionales LorPalma have been restored with great sensitivity: the original teak ceilings and wooden staircase tell the story of the house, while modern elements such as open floor plans, stylish lighting concepts and striking canopy beds create an exciting contrast. Particularly impressive: in Studio 5, a freestanding bathtub with sea views invites you to dream.
The rear part of the staircase has been completely opened up and glazed towards the patio, offering an impressive view.
The quiet courtyard (patio) is available to all guests – a place to read, drink coffee or simply enjoy.
LorPalma is not a place for a quick stopover. It is a retreat for anyone who wants to experience the real island feeling, stylish living and the original La Palma. Once you've been here, you'll want to come back – or stay a few days longer.
Photos and information about the individual units can be found under the corresponding buttons.
The town of Los Sauces – authentic, green and well connected
Los Sauces is a lively, authentic town in the north-east of La Palma. Around the large church ‘Nuestra Señora de Montserrat’ you will find restaurants, shops and a supermarket. Highly recommended: the farmers' market every second Saturday with fresh produce directly from the island.
Within walking distance:
- the Mirador Cruz de la Lama viewpoint (just a few steps away)
- the El Canal restaurant (approx. 350 m)
- a bus stop (approx. 7 minutes)
- the town centre with supermarket, plaza, cafés and bars (approx. 10 minutes)
The surrounding area:
Due to its abundance of water, the northeast is considered the greenest and most fertile region of the island – characterised by cloud forest, old water channels and spectacular viewpoints.
Discover highlights such as:
- the hike through the laurel forest of Los Tilos (6 km to the starting point)
- The lush green Cubo de la Galga gorge (approx. 12 minutes by car)
- The Cueva de Tendal archaeological museum (4 km)
- The picturesque coastal village of San Andrés with banana plantations, historic houses and a well-kept plaza next to the historic church
- The natural swimming pools of Charco Azul – ideal for a refreshing dip
- The small harbour of Puerto Espíndola with its beach and fish restaurant
A very special experience:
A visit to the Destilería Aldea – here rum is still distilled directly from fresh sugar cane juice. Museum, tasting and sales included.