Enjoy a bath in the natural pools of the North

The Natural Pools of La Fajana, located on the north coast of La Palma in the municipality of Barlovento, are an impressive example of natural beauty and human ingenuity. This set of three pools, originally formed by a lava delta, has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

History and Transformation
In the past, this coastal area was used for flax curing. Over time, the natural pools were adapted to create a unique leisure space. The first adaptation works began in 1976, transforming the primitive sea inlets into pools suitable for bathing in saltwater.

Features of the Pools
The complex consists of three interconnected pools:
A large one
A medium-sized one
A third for children
All are suitable for swimming and maintain their natural surroundings. The pools fill with each tide, offering crystal-clear and calm waters, ideal for safe bathing even when there is strong surf in the open sea.

Facilities and Services
The La Fajana area offers various amenities for visitors:
Changing rooms and showers
Sunbathing and picnic areas
Access to the pools via stairs
Restaurants specializing in fish dishes
Parking for cars and caravans

Natural Environment and Activities
La Fajana is located in a privileged natural setting:
Surrounded by cliffs and volcanic landscapes
Close to the small fishing spot known as "El Arquito"
Starting point for hiking trails like the Camino Real GR130
Views of the Punta Cumplida Lighthouse from La Carballa

The Natural Pools of La Fajana not only offer a unique swimming experience but also the opportunity to enjoy local gastronomy and explore the natural beauty of Barlovento. This coastal oasis has become a symbol of harmony between nature and sustainable tourism development in La Palma.