Escaping the cold: Why La Palma is the ideal winter destination 2025-2026

When the cold covers Europe and the cities are dyed white, looking for alternatives to enjoy the winter in the Canary Islands, there is a special corner in the Atlantic: La Palma. With its mild climate, serene landscapes and a nature that remains alive all year round, the island has become the perfect refuge for those looking to escape the winter.

A winter in the sun

While temperatures plummet in cities like Munich, Amsterdam or London, the average winter temperature in La Palma is around 20°C. The result? Terraces in the sun, walks on the beach and hiking trails without so many layers of warm clothing.

Interesting fact: La Palma is known for its subtropical Atlantic climate, which guarantees mild days even in the middle of winter. Ideal for those looking for an alternative to the long, dark winters of Europe.

Living nature in every season

La Palma, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, offers a surprising nature that remains alive even in winter. The laurel forests, such as the Bosque de Los Tilos, remain lush and full of life. In addition, the Caldera de Taburiente National Park is a constant invitation to discover the biodiversity and landscape of the Canary Islands.

 Outdoor activities all winter long

From hiking to kayaking, winter in La Palma is a constant invitation to enjoy nature without the restrictions of the cold. Among so many plans, you can

Hike along volcanic trails overlooking the ocean.

Stargaze in some of the clearest skies in the world.

Explore volcanic coves and enjoy the tranquility of the sea.

A place to unwind

At Hacienda San Jorge, we have created a space for those who want a different winter experience. Surrounded by a botanical garden and with the beach just a few steps away, our apartments allow you to enjoy the island in total comfort.

And now you can book your stay for the winter of 2025-2026. Don’t wait for the cold to take over your days again, sun and relaxation are guaranteed.

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