CANARY ISLANDS

🌿 La Gomera

Garajonay, silbo and unspoilt nature

The second smallest of the Canary Islands, La Gomera is a sanctuary of unspoilt nature. Between the enchanted UNESCO-listed Garajonay forest, the palm valleys of Valle Gran Rey and dizzying barrancos where the silbo, a unique whistled language, still echoes, the island charms hikers and travellers seeking authenticity, 50 minutes by ferry from Tenerife.

Things to do in La Gomera

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Hotels

Parador, resorts, rural hotels

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Restaurants

Almogrote, palm honey

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Activities

Garajonay, hiking, dolphins

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Culture & discovery

Silbo, Columbus, crafts

Practical information

CapitalSan Sebastián de La Gomera
Area370 km²
LanguageSpanish
CurrencyEuro
VisaNot required (EU)
Best time to visitToute l'année

Explore La Gomera

🏨Accommodation 🏄Activities 🍽️Restaurants ✈️Flights 🗺️Culture 🌐La Gomera Tourist Board

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit La Gomera?

The best time to visit is Toute l'année. The weather is ideal for outdoor activities.

Do I need a visa to visit La Gomera?

Not required (EU). Always check current entry requirements before travelling.

How do I get to La Gomera?

Flights serve La Gomera. Check available transport options from your departure point.

What are the highlights of La Gomera?

Garajonay, silbo and unspoilt nature. The second smallest of the Canary Islands, La Gomera is a sanctuary of unspoilt nature. Between the enchanted UNESCO-listed Garajonay forest, the palm valleys of Valle Gran Rey and dizzying barrancos where the silbo, a unique whistled language, still echoes, the island charms hikers and travellers seeking authenticity, 50 minutes by ferry from Tenerife.