The Ermita de Las Hayas is more than just a chapel. It stands as a silent witness to the island’s history, nestled high above the village of Las Hayas. This small white chapel was built in the 16th century, dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows. Inside, a beautiful Flemish wood carving from around 1530 awaits your discovery. The chapel has a small porch where you can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Garajonay National Park on a clear day. You might even see a local farmer tending their crops nearby, a testament to the fertile land that has attracted people to this area for centuries. The Ermita de Las Hayas has been a gathering place for the villagers for generations, a place of solace and celebration, a place where faith and nature intertwine.
Capilla de Santa Clara
“A chapel on a ridge? That’s quite a climb!”, you might think. And you’d be right! The Capilla de Santa