In the middle Barranco Seco in the Vueltas de San Juanito, within the municipality of Puntallana is the interesting Mirador de San Juanito. From this point it is possible to have a spectacular view of part of the coast of the island of La Palma, in addition to the coast you can also see the peaks and slopes of the neighboring Villa de Mazo, Las Breñas and Santa Cruz de La Palma.

The viewpoint can be reached through the northern highway LP-1, after passing through the population center of Mirca you will find the Vueltas de San Juanito , bordering on Barranco Seco.

Located in the historic center of the town of Puntallana is the Church of San Juan Bautista. The Church has a cross-shaped plan and dates from the 16th century. Among the highlights of the temple of San Juan Bautista must be mentioned the baroque altarpiece of gilt wood that supports the San Patron, a flamenco carving that dates back to the 16th century. Among other images found is the patron's own, Juan Bautista, which reached Puntallana from Valencia, or the figure of Santiago Apóstol that It is the equestrian image of the oldest saint of the Canarian archipelago.

The altarpiece that is in the parish is from the 18th century and in the Baroque style and is one of the treasures that the church keeps. Another of these treasures is the green baptismal font made of Sevillian glazed clay from the 16th century.

Near to the church of San Juan Bautista are other landmarks of the town of Puntallana, the House of Culture, the illustrious Town Hall of the town and the square of the same name as the temple.