La Gomera – a true natural gem! That’s how you’ll describe this island when you return home. Your imagination will be challenged to describe its breathtaking landscapes, especially the lush forest. Here, you’ll find plant species that vanished millions of years ago from other parts of the planet but have miraculously survived on this island for your delight.

A National Park That Enchants
La Gomera awaits you to unveil its greatest treasure: Garajonay National Park. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is a dense forest of incredible floral richness and an almost ghostly appearance. With a multitude of rare, even extinct species and tranquil springs, it’s the ideal place for all hiking enthusiasts.

A Landscape Full of Wonders
You’ll also be surprised by the rugged landscape, where deep ravines plunge dramatically into the sea. This landscape has been shaped by centuries of erosion, as there have been no volcanic eruptions for two million years. Alongside this, you’ll discover green, palm-fringed valleys, charming rural hamlets, impressive cliffs, and inviting black sand coves bathed by crystal-clear waters – pure sensory delight!

In La Gomera, you’ll experience a practically untouched nature where human hands have harmoniously intervened to create agricultural landscapes of great beauty. The terraced fields arranged on steep slopes will impress you and make you appreciate the immense effort put in by the farmers.

You’ll be pleased to know that the island has implemented the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism. This initiative focuses on protecting natural areas and providing high-quality services, ensuring your visit is both unforgettable and responsible.