One of the smallest, least populated and least commercial of the Canary Islands. An island of beautiful black sand and tranquil beaches, green forests with clear streams, deep canyons, great traditional food and famous for its local white wine.<\/p>\n
Visita Los Roques<\/a><\/strong>, the five Guardians of Rock formations, watching over the entrance of Garajonay National Park<\/strong><\/a>, <\/em>the fascinating Musical Cliff<\/strong><\/a> on the north coast of the Vallehermoso municipality, the Verdant Valley<\/strong><\/a>, its beautiful black sand beaches and small villages, and more.<\/p>\n The beaches of La Gomera are unspoiled and beautiful, with Playa Santiago<\/strong> offering the best sunset views, Valle Gran Rey<\/strong>, e Hermigua Beach<\/strong> to name a few.<\/p>\n The island is a marvelous hiking destination. the Circolare Costas de la Gomera\u00a0is\u00a0an example of a multiday hike of over 120 km\u00a0that starts in San Sebastian and can be divided into five sections of sheer nature joy.<\/span><\/p>\n La Gomera is also a great place to admire marine life such as Dolphins and Whales.<\/p>\n Most visitors come for a 1-2 day visit of the island part of a tour from one of the major Canary Islands where the summer vacation is spent.<\/p>\n\n