El Jardín de la Sal
A pleasant surprise both in terms of its cuisine and its secluded location next to the old Fuencaliente lighthouse, which is now an information centre for the La Palma marine reserve. Here, the modern take on traditional cuisine showcases local ingredients, in particular fish sourced daily (such as the typical Vieja and the red rock fish), which you can enjoy in an impressive themed space, plus a café upstairs boasting superb views. The outstanding backdrop here is the play of colours between the blue of the ocean, the black of the island’s volcanic landscapes, and the radiant whiteness of the
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Located near the Fuencaliente lighthouse and salt flats, El Jardín de la Sal offers a scenic setting with dual terraces. The menu highlights regional seafood, with salt-baked prawns, sea bass, and stews receiving praise for freshness and creativity. However, food quality shows inconsistency, particularly with fried cod. Service is generally attentive but occasionally suffers from slow pacing or perceived neglect. While the ambiance is a major draw, some guests find the value questionable, suggesting sharing mains to manage portions effectively.
Ideal for travelers seeking unique seaside views and creative seafood, consider sharing mains.