Landscape
Along its 118 kilometres of coastline, La Palma surprises with its unspoilt landscapes, impressive cliffs, charming fishing ports, beautiful black sand beaches and the new “fajanas” (lava strips) recently created by the volcanic eruption.
The port of Tazacorte is one of the areas of the island closely linked to the sea, most of all because of its gastronomy. Between 30 and 40% of the fish landed in the port is sold within the municipality, while the rest is delivered to other areas of the island. On the other hand, around 90% of the discharges made in the port of Tazacorte belong to vessels with a home port in this harbour.
The port of Tazacorte is one of the areas of the island closely linked to the sea, most of all because of its gastronomy. Between 30 and 40% of the fish landed in the port is sold within the municipality, while the rest is delivered to other areas of the island. On the other hand, around 90% of the discharges made in the port of Tazacorte belong to vessels with a home port in this harbour.