Rock & Road Van_xperience is an innovative proposal that merges two exciting experiences: a rock music festival with historical bands and new indie promises in Spain with a caravan tourist route that runs through the unique landscapes of the north of La Palma
LA PALMA
The setting for this event cannot be other than La Palma, 'La Isla Bonita', with a unique geography that includes laurel forests, volcanoes and steep coasts. This environment provides the ideal setting for an event that seeks to attract both fans of rock and indie music as well as lovers of nature and adventure tourism.
September 6
Puerto Espíndola
The caravan route will open on September 3 and end on the 8th, while the Rock & Road Van_xperience will take place on the coast of Puerto Espíndola, in the north of La Palma, on September 6.
However, it will not be the only musical event that hosts this project, since the day before great festival (September 5) a concert will be held in the Plaza de Montserrat in San Andrés y Sauces with Canarian rock bands that will prepare the atmosphere. In both venues there will be food and drink areas with local products to complete the experience.
The Caravan Route
The festival organizes a caravan tourism route through the impressive landscapes of the northern area of La Palma for 5 days, which includes visits to national parks, bathing areas, viewpoints and outdoor activities such as hiking, stargazing , photography….
In addition, there will be gastronomic tastings and pairings with local wines. The caravans are equipped with all the necessary amenities to guarantee a comfortable experience without ecological impact.
Why rock and caravanning?
This festival is a complete and unique experience. Rock offers cultural richness to the event, while the caravan tourism modality offers the natural wealth of the island and gives visitors the possibility of exploring it in a flexible and autonomous way.
This type of travel offers a unique way to discover the North of La Palma, allowing visitors to enjoy the nature and culture of the island at their own pace with sustainable tourism.
