Parador de El Hierro

Parador de El Hierro is a state hotel situated between volcanic mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, featuring traditional Canarian architecture with balconies overlooking the water. The facility has 47 rooms with modern comforts, a swimming pool, fitness center, steam bath, and free internet access in common areas.

The hotel stands at a location that ancient seafarers considered the westernmost point of the known world before the discovery of the Americas. This geographical significance made the region an important reference point in maritime history.

The restaurant serves Canarian dishes made with fresh fish and local ingredients prepared using traditional island cooking methods. The cuisine reflects eating habits that have been passed down through generations on El Hierro.

The hotel is located on the northwestern coast of El Hierro and offers good accessibility with parking on-site and clear signage from the village of Las Puntas. Visiting is possible year-round since the climate remains mild and the facility operates throughout the year.

The gardens contain native dragon trees and coconut palms that create a natural setting between the volcanic landscape and the ocean. These rare plants thrive in few other places, making the garden a remarkable example of western Canarian flora.

GPS coordinates: 27.71718,-17.95841

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:44