The Mirador de Tanajara offers a wonderful view of the Mar de Las Calmas and the hillside of El Julán and that is topped in the South part by the volcanoes of La Restinga. You could see the strength of the volcanic riff and riff that is culminated in the La Restinga with more than 200 volcanic cones. From this point it was possible to see the volcanic eruptions that were recorded between 2011 and 2012 on the seabed of the hamlet of La Restinga. What also makes this place very special are the spectacular sunsets when the sun sets over the horizon of the sea.

In this part of the island El Pinar there is an area that is dedicated to the cultivation of vines to make the most famous wine of El Hierro, it is Tanajara . The wineries of the same name follow the winemaking tradition that the British farmer John Hill back in the sixteenth century. Tanajara is located in the western region of El Hierro, what makes this part of the island special are the special and unique orographic conditions, steep slopes and volcanic soils at 600 meters above the level of the sea. To these unique elements of the area we must add the special micro-climate that will give the Vijariego Negro and Baboso Negro grape varieties the touch that will make the wine that will be produced special.

It is possible to visit the area and see the situation of the vineyards as well as tasting the fabulous wines that produce this part of the island year after year. Until a few years ago the wines were produced and bottled in the same island, but it has been moved to another island in the Canary archipelago to give greater renown to the production. The wines that are produced have Denominación de Origen de El Hierro.

The Las Playas area is located in the southeastern part of the island of El Hierro. Looking at the Las Playas natural monument with a little perspective gives the impression of being a huge bite resulting from the landslides that made this part of El Hierro collapse. This collapse of land gave rise to a kind of amphitheater with a dimension of 9 kilometers long and with a difference of one thousand meters high overlooking the sea. All these elements make Las Playas an ideal corner for tranquility and tranquility away from urban centers, a perfect place for a complete disconnection.

The highlights of Las Playas are undoubtedly the views that it offers from the viewpoints, one of them with the same name as this area and another one the Isora viewpoint. Both viewpoints are located at the top of the valley. You can see the well-known Roque de Bonanza, a rock that juts out of the water in the bay of the beach and that under its waters keeps a vigorous underwater richness both of flora and fauna. This coastline offers the largest beach in El Hierro, has recreational and picnic areas to enjoy a great day at the beach. At the end of the bay is the Parador Nacional which is embedded in the coast.

There is a path that allows you to descend from the Mirador de Isora to Las Playas. The trail starts at the same viewpoint, which is reached after crossing the town of Isora. This path goes along the entire right flank to the Barranco del Abra and although there are some parts in which it ascends minimally practically the entire trail is descending.Throughout the walk the road widens, narrows and zigzags with which it turns the path into fun and changing.

You can see a representative part of the flora of the island, Canarian pine, junipers, broom, coastal vegetation before reaching the beach itself.

In the municipality of El Pinar is on the southern slopes of El Hierro, here is El Julán, a hillside with a strong slope that descends to the El Gofio Valley.

In addition to the beauty of its landscapes, the highlight of this part of the island is the archaeological site of El Julán.

The first inhabitants of the island of El Hierro were the Bimbaches, some. These aborigines left many petroglyphs, which are symbolic designs that are engraved on rocks and that even today have not been deciphered. The petroglyphs that are in this environment are the most extensive that exist on the island, especially those that are named The El Julán signs.

After discovering this important archaeological site, the Rock Art Interpretation Center was founded to extend the knowledge of this archaeological zone to all visitors.

Close to this archaeological zone you can also find the remains of the old meeting place called Tagoror. In the Tagoror was where the ancient Guanche aborigines met and their assemblies took place.

In El Julán it is also possible to carry out a guided tour through the archaeological zone and to know in depth how the first settlers lived in El Hierro. They have discovered primitive tools, utensils, containers, even buried in caves mummified bodies.

The Julán, centuries later was also a place where the shepherds led the flock to take it to graze, the curious thing of this is that it was not limited to nearby historical times, but that the primitive ones already realized it Herreños, with the same aims, take the cattle to the communal lands.

The whole area of the Julán also have hiking trails where it is possible to enjoy all these prehistoric vestiges, while enjoying the views.

One of the most famous and visited trails on the island of El Hierro is the Camino de Tacorón. This road was used on the island since ancient times and has been recovered for use by hikers.

The enclave in which Tacorón can be wild due to its geology, but this is what makes it a unique space. It should also highlight the climate that oscillates between 22 and 25 ºC even though it is winter and that even allows to enjoy baths in its waters.

The Camino de Tacorón starts from Taibique which is in El Pinar, at about 826 meters altitude and reaches the cove of the same name already at sea level.

The route runs through built areas and some fields of vineyards among other abandoned land. As the road progresses it enters relatively recent volcanic terrains, between small mountains of ancient volcanoes you can see the channels that formed the lava flows when they descended towards the coast.

The volcanic landscapes that can be observed from the Camino de Tacorón are unique, you can see perfectly the volcanic lava that receives the name of Lajiar or also known as Lava Cordada This type of lava is "wash pahoehoe" very flexible and that they descended by slopes of little slope, giving rise to an almost unique landscape formed by twisted and intertwined rocks.

Following the path you will reach the Hoya de los Roque with ancient volcanic cones, very close to trails and that can be seen from it.The last part of the road is more outstanding and flows into the Cala de Tacorón, a place of natural pools where it is possible to take a bath and spend a day at the beach.

National Geographic considered the cove or beach of Tacorón as one of the best and highest quality in Spain.

La Cueva de Don Justo is located in the southern part of the island, some writings qualify it as "the mysterious cave". This cave is located in a lava river and has been the subject of numerous studies by expert volcanologists.

The cave is a volcanic tube that lies between the Hiramas Mountain and the fishing village of l a Restringa, very close to the Montaña de los Muertos and no more than 100 meters from the road between the Pinar and the Restringa.

These volcanic tubes have more than 6 kilometers and there are crosses and superpositions of tubes inside the same cave. According to experts these tubes denote that they were originated by a prolonged eruption and together with other elements gave rise to an authentic labyrinth of galleries of difficult access and where it is not difficult to get lost.
The only entrance accesses the upper part of the cave, has a length of 1,360 meters and a height of 135 meters and ends near the coast line.

Due to the exceptional conditions of its formation, the labyrinthine distribution of the cave gives rise to about 6,500 meters of galleries.

La Cueva de Don Justo is the third in length in the Canary Islands, after La Cueva del Viento in Tenerife and the Cueva de Los Verdes in Lanzarote.

Access is currently restricted to protect the endemic species located inside.