LP-104 San Andrés to Los Sauces
Where it goes
San Andrés → Los Sauces View route on Google Maps →
What to expect
This is a charming coastal-to-midland ride along the entire LP-104 in La Palma, linking the historic oceanfront village of San Andrés with the higher agricultural town of Los Sauces.
The character of the road is defined by local heritage and lush, trade-wind-fed vegetation. Starting at sea level near San Andrés—one of the oldest settlements on the island with traditional colonial architecture—the road winds past Puerto Espíndola before climbing through terraced banana plantations.
A short, deeply atmospheric route that offers smooth handling on tight village streets and scenic coastal curves. Enjoy the slow pace, embrace the lush green surroundings, and experience the journey on a nimble bike like the 2025 Honda XL750 Transalp.
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Fascinating facts
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The LP-104 perfectly captures the essence of San Andrés y Sauces, winding from sea level up through the agricultural terraces
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San Andrés is one of the oldest towns in La Palma, featuring gorgeous colonial architecture and cobblestone streets overlooking the sea
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Nearby lies Puerto Espíndola, an old historic port used historically for exporting sugar cane and local goods
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The northeast coast is fed by moist trade winds, ensuring a vibrant, evergreen landscape all year round
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The Honda XL750 Transalp provides the ideal blend of comfort and agility for exploring these tight, historic coastal roads from start to finish
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