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La Gomera is the second-smallest of the Canary Islands, 30 kilometres west of Tenerife — a circular volcanic island only 22 kilometres across, with a near-vertical coast cut by deep ravines (barrancos) that radiate from the central plateau. The capital San Sebastián de La Gomera sits on the east coast in a sheltered harbour where Columbus made his final stop before crossing the Atlantic in 1492 — his house and the church where he prayed still stand. The interior holds the Garajonay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage laurel forest preserved from the Tertiary era. The island's indigenous people developed Silbo Gomero, a whistled language used to communicate across the ravines, also UNESCO-listed. La Gomera is 90 minutes from Tenerife 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 impressive volcanic rock formations are a natural wonder. Their unique shapes create a dramatic landscape that's perfect for photographs.
This glass-floored skywalk offers breathtaking views of the Agulo Valley and the Atlantic Ocean. Not for the faint of heart, but an unforgettable experience.
