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El Hierro is the smallest and most geologically recent of the Canary Islands — only 269 square kilometres, and the entire island is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the first 100% renewable-energy island in the world (wind plus hydro since 2014). The coast is cliff-edged with few natural harbours; the capital Valverde sits 600 metres above sea level, with the main marina at Puerto de la Estaca at the foot of the cliff. In 2011 an underwater volcanic eruption off the south coast at La Restinga created a new submarine vent field, now a protected dive site in the Mar de las Calmas marine reserve. Day sails reach the western tip at Punta de la Dehesa and the Roques de Salmor islets off the north coast. El Hierro is 4 hours from La Gomera by sail. Season runs year-round.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park is home to a lush, ancient laurel forest. Hike through the mist-shrouded trees, feel like you've stepped back in time, and enjoy stunning views.
These twisted juniper trees, sculpted by the wind, create an otherworldly landscape. A must-see for photographers and nature lovers.
The waters around El Hierro are a haven for whales and dolphins. Embark on a boat tour for a chance to encounter these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
