El Hierro, the wildest corner of the Canary Islands, is all about dramatic cliffs, endless Atlantic views and a slow, soulful pace of life. Hotels here reflect that same charm — think cosy boutique stays perched above the ocean, laid-back family-friendly spots in Valle del Golfo, or a splash of luxury near La Restinga if diving is your thing. Budget travellers aren’t forgotten either, with simple yet stylish options dotted around the island’s villages, making it easy to find your perfect base.
El Hierro is a place where volcanic landscapes meet pockets of surprising greenery, from black sand shores and unusual rock formations to meadows bursting with flowers and ancient juniper groves. At the heart of it all lies the 1,000-hectare Juniper Forest Nature Reserve, a must for anyone who loves the quiet beauty of the natural world. Yet the island’s greatest treasure is found offshore, where divers and snorkellers can glide alongside Atlantic rays, turtles, and shimmering schools of barracuda. On land, the pace slows with hiking, cycling, and birdwatching through pristine terrain. While summer brings the most visitors, spring and autumn offer a more relaxed way to soak up the island’s charm.
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El Hierro
With the raw energy of the ocean crashing into the nearby cliffs, it's an atmospheric spot for a modern hotel on El Hierro. The rooms are pleasant and spacious, affording great sea views. Relax in the spa or recline by one of the pools. Perfect for people looking for that edge of the world feel.
El Hierro
Parador de El Hierro is a spectacular hotel with an unmistakable edge of the world feel. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with many boasting superb views over the Atlantic. Explore the quiet beauty of the island or simply relax on the beach. The perfect hideaway.
El Hierro (El Hierro)
A tiny boutique hotel clinging to a rugged lava outcrop on El Hierro’s wild coast. Interiors brim with maritime antiques, driftwood accents, and lava-stone walls, echoing its seafaring past. Expect fine dining, a cosy bar, and sweeping Atlantic views. Small but unforgettable.