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A still-green bunch of Canary bananas hanging from the plant on the farm in Tazacorte

Tazacorte · Island of La Palma

A working banana farm that opens its gates

A real working banana farm in the heart of the west coast of La Palma. Small-group guided tours, finishing with a gourmet tasting at the end of the walk.

What is Amor Platánico?

Amor Platánico is a working banana farm in Tazacorte, La Palma, that opens its gates to share the essence of the Canary banana. We offer small-group guided tours where visitors get a close look at our work, our history and our land.

We have not built a stage set. We show you the farm where we work, with the real crop and the work behind it, and you taste it before you leave.

Because everything depends on the farm and not on the weather, we run all year round, low season included.

The experience on the farm

A real pause, to switch off from the noise and reconnect with the land.

Wooden table set beneath the banana plants with La Palma cheeses, bread, mojo sauce, wine and bananas, lit by wicker lanterns

Amor Platánico Pack

The whole farm just for the two of you, with a premium tasting.

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Relaxation corner with a fibre rug, cushions embroidered with Amor Platánico and a tray of wine, juices and wrinkled potatoes

A calm that is a luxury today

Sitting down to eat surrounded by green, as a couple or as a group, with no traffic noise and no hurry. Just moving leaves, shade and time to talk.

Our commitment

Our commitment is to responsible and sustainable tourism, understood as a way of travelling that respects the natural surroundings and the farming that sustains them.

  • Accessible to everyone

    Adapted toilet and parking at the entrance. Ask us if you need any adaptations.

  • In several languages

    The visit is explained in Spanish and English, and you can follow the whole thing in your own language with a QR code, German included.

  • Local, zero-kilometre produce

    We work with what is grown right next door: La Palma cheese, mojo, island wine and, of course, our bananas.

  • Small groups

    We run visits in small groups so that every person has a close and unique experience.

The farm in pictures

  • Wooden table set beneath the banana plants with La Palma cheeses, bread, mojo sauce, wine and bananas, lit by wicker lanterns
  • A still-green bunch of Canary bananas hanging from the plant on the farm in Tazacorte
  • Relaxation corner with a fibre rug, cushions embroidered with Amor Platánico and a tray of wine, juices and wrinkled potatoes
  • Guided-tour path marked out with ropes and wooden posts between the banana plants
  • Long table laid among the banana plants, with wicker lanterns hanging above and a bunch of bananas beside it
  • Open-air chill-out area inside the banana grove, with a rug, cushions and lanterns
  • Tasting of wrinkled potatoes with green and red mojo on a wooden table, next to a welcome card in German
  • Instant photo pegged to a rope beside a wicker lantern in the banana grove
  • The farm’s relaxation corner seen through the large green leaves of the banana plants
  • Instant camera beside wrinkled potatoes with mojo and the Amor Platánico welcome card on a wooden table
  • Instant photo pegged to a rope next to a large bunch of green bananas
  • Carved wooden sign reading Finca Amor Platánico, La Palma, above a bench made from a wine barrel

We are in Tazacorte, La Palma

Anyone visiting the Banana Museum or heading up to see the Tajogaite area has another stop here on the same route, and ends up staying a whole day in Tazacorte.

Canary Islands residents get a special price: €35 instead of €45, shown with ID on the day of the visit. Children go free up to age 3, and children’s rates start at €20.

Come and see the farm

Book your visit in a couple of minutes. If you would rather ask first, message us on WhatsApp.