La Palma Tours for Solo Travelers

Solo travelers ages 16+ join small groups of 4-12 people on this 8-day guided trek through La Palma, with recent bookings showing most participants are in their late 50s to mid-70s. You'll stay at Hacienda San Jorge with private rooms available and spend your days hiking volcanic landscapes around Fuencaliente, walking through ancient laurel forests near Barlovento, and climbing to the summit of Roque de los Muchachos.

Solo hikers join small groups of 4-16 on this week-long La Palma trip with private room options available, trekking the Royal Road through old forests and climbing Roque de los Muchachos at 2,426 meters with a dedicated ASI mountain guide. You'll stay at Hacienda San Jorge in Breña Baja where shared breakfasts and lunches help connect fellow nature lovers.

This small group tour (max 12 people, ages 18+) is great for solo travelers who want their own room while still meeting others. You'll visit the Ron Aldea rum distillery in Puerto Espindola, check out Puntagorda's farmers' market, and hike about 7km through San Bartolo's old-growth forests with a local German-speaking guide.

Solo travelers tackle La Palma's toughest trails, climbing Roque de los Muchachos at 2,426 meters and hiking through the Barranco de las Angustias in Caldera de Taburiente National Park with groups of 4-16 people. Based at Hacienda San Jorge in Los Cancajos with private rooms available, you'll trek volcanic landscapes and laurel forests with other hikers ages 16-80.

Solo travelers aged 16-80 can book private rooms and set their own pace with GPS maps guiding the way. The 15km Camino Real crosses through succulent plants with Atlantic views, while the 10km Pico Bejenado climb gains 1,087m of elevation. You'll also check out Tijarafe's pirate bay, dropping 890m through narrow gorges and maybe meeting locals at their weekend homes in the coastal cove.