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Private event at the farm: a long dressed table, the pink elephant, a barrel bench and the Finca Amor Platánico sign

Private experiences

We offer private bookings for groups of up to 30 people at our banana farm in Tazacorte, La Palma. It is an ideal option for companies, associations, families and groups of friends looking for an exclusive experience in an authentic setting.

Who it is for

  • Companies: team days and working lunches
  • Associations and groups
  • Families: birthdays and reunions
  • Groups of friends

How we do it

The farm is reserved exclusively for your group. We set the tables inside the plantation, among the banana plants, and adapt the experience to what you are looking for: guided tour, a meal, a tasting or a combination.

These private events are organised so as to minimise the impact on the surroundings and to manage waste carefully, so that enjoying a special moment never comes at a cost to the landscape that makes it possible.

Services on request

For groups we can arrange a ham carver, waiter service and catering. Availability is checked when we prepare the quote, as it depends on the date and the number of people.

At the bar we make the drinks on the spot, with island rum and island products first. Alcoholic drinks are served to over-18s only.

How to book

Private events are not booked automatically: we talk them through. Tell us the date, how many of you there are and what you have in mind, and we will come back with a proposal and a quote.

What does booking the whole farm include?

Booking the farm exclusively means there are no other groups on site while you are here. The route and the pace are adapted to you, and the explanation is given to your group without sharing a slot with anyone else.

  • The whole farm for your group, with no other visitors
  • Tables set up inside the crop, among the banana plants
  • A guided tour of a working banana farm, if you want to include it
  • A tasting of local, zero-kilometre produce
  • Spots set up for photographs and the rest area in the middle of the green
  • Free parking right by the entrance

What is there to eat and drink?

We start from the same tasting as the visit: Canary wrinkled potatoes with mojo, a selection of cheeses, nuts, traditional La Palma sweets, Canary bananas and dried banana, avocado and honey. To drink, wine, juice, water and water with lemon, and the Amor Platánico mojito made on the spot.

The selection depends on availability and the season. For groups we can also arrange a ham carver, waiter service and catering, all quoted when we prepare the estimate, as they depend on the date and the number of people.

Alcoholic drinks are served only to over-18s.

How many people fit?

Up to 30 people. Beyond that we cannot guarantee the close experience we are after, which is exactly what sets the farm apart from a standard excursion.

If your group is smaller and you are looking for something intimate for two, we have the Amor Platánico Pack, a private experience for two people at €180 per couple.

Can we bring children?

Yes. Children have their own space to make a handmade keepsake to take home, and there is plenty of room to move around the farm. Tell us how many are coming and their ages when you ask for the estimate, so we can get it ready.

What the ground is like

The route runs over soil and fallen leaves, mostly flat, with the shade of the banana plants overhead. There is an adapted toilet and parking by the entrance. If anyone in your group uses a wheelchair or has reduced mobility, tell us beforehand: we will describe the terrain in detail and adapt the route.

We recommend comfortable closed shoes, and a cap or hat and water in summer. How to get here has the rest of the directions.

Which languages

We host in Spanish and English. Anyone arriving in another language can follow the whole visit in theirs with a QR code, German included.

Where it is

The farm is in Tazacorte, on the west coast of La Palma, about 10 minutes by car from Los Llanos de Aridane and about 40 from Santa Cruz de La Palma.

It fits well into a full day in the area: the municipal Banana Museum is nearby, the Puerto de Tazacorte with its black sand beach is a few minutes away, and the road up to the Tajogaite volcano area starts from here. For a group coming from outside, that means the whole day can be planned without long drives.

If you would like to take a bit of the island home, we sell local produce at the farm: mojo, La Palma cheese, wine, banana liqueurs and other local produce.

Request a private event

Tell us the date, how many of you there are and what you have in mind. We will reply with a proposal and a quote.

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