At the south end of town, huddled against expansive coast-and-cliff panoramas, La Caleta's turquoise salt-water pools are well maintained and ideal for children (though it can get a little windy here).
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7.46 MILES
Taking a refreshing dip is a dream at La Maceta, arguably top pick among El Hierro's beautiful natural coastal pools and just as popular with herre帽os as鈥
5.74 MILES
Designed by famous Lanzarote-born artist C茅sar Manrique in 1989, the clifftop Mirador de la Pe帽a (just a kilometre west of agricultural hamlet Guarazoca)鈥
Ermita de Nuestra Se帽ora de los Reyes
15.09 MILES
Made all the more intriguing by the long history and strong tradition behind it, this whitewashed, rust-roofed, pine-fringed 18th-century chapel conceals鈥
Ecomuseo de Guinea & Lagartario
7.07 MILES
El Hierro's premier cultural site, this open-air museum combines two in one. The fascinating Casas de Guinea encompasses a volcanic cave and 20鈥
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Sculpted by nature into wild shapes that look frozen in time, the beautiful and surreal wind-twisted sabinas (juniper trees) that grow across the hillside鈥
3.4 MILES
According to legend, the Bimbaches' ancient holy tree, the Garo茅, miraculously spouted water, providing for the islanders and their animals. Today we know鈥
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Though robbed of its status as Meridiano Cero by the UK's Greenwich in 1885, the concrete lighthouse that marks the most southwesterly point in Spain鈥
3.94 MILES
The narrow HI151 meanders 4km north from Echedo, past shrubs and volcanic rock, to these natural saltwater pools dotted with spectacular lava arches. On a鈥
Nearby attractions
1. Iglesia de Nuestra Se帽ora de la Concepci贸n
1.73 MILES
Valverde's church is a simple three-nave, late-18th-century structure crowned by a bell tower with a railed-off upper level that serves as a lookout鈥
1.74 MILES
The town's central, multilevel plaza hosts a couple of bars and restaurants, along with the graceful town hall (built in typical Canarian style) and the鈥
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At this cluster of small yellow-washed stone houses turned ethnographic museum, multilanguage exhibits on rural island life take in traditional clothing鈥
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According to legend, the Bimbaches' ancient holy tree, the Garo茅, miraculously spouted water, providing for the islanders and their animals. Today we know鈥
3.94 MILES
The narrow HI151 meanders 4km north from Echedo, past shrubs and volcanic rock, to these natural saltwater pools dotted with spectacular lava arches. On a鈥
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Dating to the 17th century, this whitewashed roadside church with a stone-adorned tower and a Mud茅jar-style artesonado (ceiling of interlaced beams with鈥
4.54 MILES
Clustered around a natural north-coast pool, this 18th-century summer village of traditional generations-old small houses made of lava rock (called鈥
8. Centro de Interpretaci贸n de la Reserva de la Biosfera
5.07 MILES
Housed in a 1970s social club (known as a casino), originally built by a returned emigrant from Venezuela, this environment and ecology interpretation鈥