La Gomera, a paradise where nature speaks for itself
La Gomera combines laurel forests, deep ravines, volcanic-sand beaches and villages that preserve a strong Canarian identity. Garajonay National Park, Valle Gran Rey, Agulo and San Sebastián de La Gomera reveal an island where nature, landscapes and traditions such as Silbo Gomero take centre stage.
Average temperature: 21ºC
Coffee price: 1,30 €
Public transport: 1,50 € / Ticket
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Experience the magic of a unique island
Discover La Gomera
An island of forests, ravines, villages and a volcanic coastline, where nature sets the pace of the landscape. Discover some of the places and traditions that best represent La Gomera's identity.
Garajonay, El Cedro and the laurel forests
Venture into Garajonay National Park and explore one of La Gomera's most iconic natural landscapes. Its laurel forests, trails and areas such as El Cedro reveal the island's greenest side, nourished by the moisture carried by the trade winds and surrounded by ravines and volcanic reliefs.
Valle Gran Rey, Agulo and landscapes among ravines
In the southwest, Valle Gran Rey descends through palm groves and terraces to volcanic-sand beaches such as Playa del Inglés and La Puntilla. In the north, Agulo preserves a beautifully maintained historic centre among the mountains, while the Abrante viewpoint offers sweeping views over La Gomera's landscape and neighbouring Tenerife.
San Sebastián and the culture of Silbo Gomero
Explore San Sebastián de La Gomera and discover historic landmarks such as Torre del Conde and Casa de Colón, both linked to the island capital's past. La Gomera's identity is also shaped by Silbo Gomero, the UNESCO-recognised whistled language, and a cuisine based on traditional island products and recipes.
Explore La Gomera at your own pace Arrive by ferry in San Sebastián de La Gomera and travel with your own vehicle to discover Garajonay, its villages, beaches, viewpoints and ravines with complete freedom.