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La Palma in November 2025 – Flavours, Nature & Clear Skies
04.11.2025
La Palma in November 2025 – Flavours, Nature & Clear Skies
Experience events like Sabores del Noreste, wine and chestnuts, clear starry nights and hikes through the Caldera and Volcano Route – now with the new La Laguna–Las Manchas road connection.
La Palma in November 2025 – Flavours, Nature & Clear Skies
November on La Palma stands for peace, flavour and nature: the season of wine festivals, gastronomic fairs, clear starry nights and mild temperatures between autumn and winter. This monthly guide highlights the main events, holidays, hiking tips, current weather data and astronomical moments on the “Isla Bonita”.
Gastronomic Fair “Sabores del Noreste”
22 November 2025
12:00–20:00
Plaza Ntra. Sra. de Montserrat, San Andrés y Sauces
The popular fair in the island’s northeast is dedicated to the Cochino Negro de La Palma – the traditional Canarian black pig breed.
Local restaurants offer creative tapas, pork specialties, cheese, wine and pastries made from regional produce.
The event celebrates gastronomy, culture and community – accompanied by live music, local stalls and tastings in the open air.
The event celebrates gastronomy, culture and community – accompanied by live music, local stalls and tastings in the open air.
Festival Impulso de Canarias
3–8 November 2025
Island-wide
Music & Inclusion
Music as a bridge: the Impulso Festival of Canarias brings together artists, students and social projects.
Workshops, open rehearsals and concerts in schools and cultural centres promote inclusion and creativity.
A special event for visitors seeking cultural experiences and connection.
More Information
More Information
Fiesta de San Martín
7–11 November 2025
Island-wide
Wine & Chestnuts
11 November is dedicated to Saint Martin – on La Palma a synonym for new wine and roasted chestnuts.
Across the island, wineries open their doors, music fills the streets and the first local wines of the year are tasted.
A truly authentic insight into rural life and island culture.
The most atmospheric celebrations take place in Puntagorda, Mazo and Garafía.
The most atmospheric celebrations take place in Puntagorda, Mazo and Garafía.
Tradition & Holidays
1 November – All Saints’ Day
National holiday in Spain: families decorate graves and visit cemeteries – a day of reflection and calm.
11 November – Fiesta de San Martín
Island-wide celebration of the new wine and chestnut harvest.
November is overall a quieter month – ideal for visitors who wish to experience authentic island life without crowds.
National holiday in Spain: families decorate graves and visit cemeteries – a day of reflection and calm.
11 November – Fiesta de San Martín
Island-wide celebration of the new wine and chestnut harvest.
November is overall a quieter month – ideal for visitors who wish to experience authentic island life without crowds.
Weather, Sea & Hiking
Daytime highs usually range between 21 and 24 °C, but during Calima episodes temperatures can rise to 29 °C.
Nights cool down to 15–18 °C. The sea remains pleasantly warm at 22–24 °C – perfect for swimming or snorkelling,
especially at the beaches of Tazacorte and Puerto Naos.
November is ideal for hikers: mild temperatures, clear visibility and fresh vegetation. Recommended trails include Cubo de la Galga, Marcos y Cordero, Los Tilos, the Caldera Circuit and the Volcano Route in the south. Bring layered clothing and sturdy shoes, especially for higher elevations.
Since 1 November 2025 the new connecting road between La Laguna and Las Manchas has officially opened, significantly reducing travel time to the south and Fuencaliente.
Notice: From 17 November to 15 December 2025 access to the Mirador de la Cumbrecita in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park will be completely closed for resurfacing works. Info & reservations: reservasparquesnacionales.es
November is ideal for hikers: mild temperatures, clear visibility and fresh vegetation. Recommended trails include Cubo de la Galga, Marcos y Cordero, Los Tilos, the Caldera Circuit and the Volcano Route in the south. Bring layered clothing and sturdy shoes, especially for higher elevations.
Since 1 November 2025 the new connecting road between La Laguna and Las Manchas has officially opened, significantly reducing travel time to the south and Fuencaliente.
Notice: From 17 November to 15 December 2025 access to the Mirador de la Cumbrecita in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park will be completely closed for resurfacing works. Info & reservations: reservasparquesnacionales.es
Markets & Local Flavours
Puntagorda: Saturday 15–19 h & Sunday 11–15 h
Mazo: Saturday & Sunday 9–14 h
Los Llanos: Sunday 8–13 h
Tip: In November many stalls offer Cochino Negro products, wine, chestnuts and fresh figs.
Mazo: Saturday & Sunday 9–14 h
Los Llanos: Sunday 8–13 h
Tip: In November many stalls offer Cochino Negro products, wine, chestnuts and fresh figs.
Astronomical Highlights
5 November – New Moon
12 November – First Quarter
20 November – Full Moon
28 November – Last Quarter
November offers long, clear nights with excellent visibility. Best observation points: Roque de los Muchachos, Llano del Jable and other high altitude sites. Stargazing tours and night walks are regularly organised, e.g. via lapalmastars.com.
12 November – First Quarter
20 November – Full Moon
28 November – Last Quarter
November offers long, clear nights with excellent visibility. Best observation points: Roque de los Muchachos, Llano del Jable and other high altitude sites. Stargazing tours and night walks are regularly organised, e.g. via lapalmastars.com.
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November on La Palma means flavour, nature and clear skies – with local cuisine, autumn hikes and a new road link bringing the south of the island closer than ever.
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