How to get here and what to know before you come
Finca Amor Platánico is in Tazacorte, on the west coast of La Palma. It is about a 40-minute drive from Santa Cruz de La Palma and about 10 minutes from Los Llanos de Aridane. There is free parking and an adapted toilet by the entrance.
Where we are
The farm is at Ctra. la Costa, 38770 Tazacorte, on the island of La Palma (Canary Islands). You can open the exact location on the map below, and when we confirm your booking we tell you the meeting point within the farm.
If you have any doubts about getting here, message us on WhatsApp and we will guide you.
Visiting days and times
| Day | Time slots |
|---|---|
| Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday | 10:00 to 12:30 13:30 to 16:00 |
| Friday and Sunday | 10:00 to 12:30 |
| Monday | Closed |
On days with two slots you can choose the one you prefer. Each visit lasts 2 h 30 min and the group is 15 people at most. The calendar on the booking page shows the places left in each slot.
How long it takes
- From Los Llanos de Aridane
- about 10 minutes by car
- From Puerto Naos
- about 15 minutes by car
- From Santa Cruz de La Palma
- about 40 minutes by car
- From La Palma airport (SPC)
- about 45 minutes by car
Access to the farm
The road up to the farm is fully surfaced, so getting here by car is straightforward, with no difficult stretches. There is free parking right by the entrance.
Accessibility
We work to make the visit enjoyable for everyone. We have an adapted toilet and parking right by the entrance. The route runs over soil and fallen leaves, mostly flat. If anyone in your group uses a wheelchair or has reduced mobility, message us before booking: we'll describe the terrain in detail and adapt the route.
If anyone in your group has reduced mobility or any particular need, tell us when booking and we will tailor the visit.
What to bring
- Comfortable closed shoes: the ground is soil and fallen leaves
- A cap or hat and water, especially in summer
- Light clothing: there is shade under the banana plants, but also humidity
- An appetite for trying things
What to see nearby
The farm fits well into a full day in Tazacorte. Anyone visiting the municipal Banana Museum or heading up to see the Tajogaite volcano area has another stop here on the same route.
Puerto de Tazacorte, with its black sand beach and its restaurants, is a few minutes away.
Languages and groups
The visit is explained in Spanish and English, and you can also do it in German or other languages, with a QR code. We run visits in small groups so that every person has a close and unique experience.
Canary Islands residents get a special price, shown with ID on the day of the visit.
Children go free up to age 3. After that, €20 for ages 4–11, €30 for ages 12–15 and the adult rate from 16 years old.
Parking and arrival
There is free parking right by the entrance, so there is no need to look for a space or pay for parking.
It is worth arriving a few minutes before the agreed time: the visit starts once the group is complete, so nothing is lost from the route. If you are running late or have got lost, message us on WhatsApp and we will guide you in.
How long it lasts and what the route is like
The Amor Platánico visit lasts 2 h 30 min. You walk among the banana plants along a prepared route, stop to hear the explanation of the crop, taste local produce sitting at the table, and there is time left for photographs and for the rest area.
It is not a demanding walk: the path is mostly flat and always under the shade of the leaves.
Book your visit
Groups are small, so it is worth booking ahead. If you would rather ask first, message us on WhatsApp.
What to do nearby
The farm fits well into a full day around Tazacorte. These are the stops we recommend to visitors:
- The municipal Banana Museum, for context before you see the crop
- The Puerto de Tazacorte, with its black sand beach and fish restaurants
- The viewpoints around the Tajogaite volcano, checking first which access roads are open
The full itinerary, with timings and order, is in What to see and do in Tazacorte in one day. And if you want to take a bit of the island home, we sell local produce at the farm.