LA GOMERA
IN ENGLISH OR HUNGARIAN

Language: Hungarian or English
Available: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Departure Time: Between 08:00 and 09:00 (Exact time will be communicated 24 hours before departure)

Arrival Time: Between 18:00 and 19:00 (depending on the ferry and traffic)

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Tour Prices:

• €170 per person (12 years and older)

• €135 per person (under 12 years)

 

Departure from Puerto de la Cruz is possible, but prior arrangement is required.

 

The price includes:

• 3-course lunch with drinks

• Official, licensed tour guide

• Comfortable, air-conditioned transfer from various points on the island

• Ferry ticket Tenerife - La Gomera - Tenerife

 

The tour is also available in a private format. Please inquire separately!

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We reserve the right to modify the program and itinerary. The program is flexible and will be adjusted based on the needs of the participants.

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La Gomera, the second smallest island in the Canary Islands, is five times smaller than Tenerife, but its natural sights are unparalleled. The island is divided by deep, steep-sided ravines, known as barrancos, which reflect the impressive power of nature. La Gomera is a real treasure chest, hiding volcanic mountain slopes, palm oases, and enchanting laurel forests.

During the tour, we will make several photo stops to capture the lush landscapes of La Gomera, the sugarloaf-shaped volcanic craters shaped by erosion, and the imposing walls of the ravines.

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We start by exploring the southern part of the island in the morning, departing from the ferry port. From the first viewpoint, we admire the capital, San Sebastián, and the stunning panorama of Tenerife with the Teide. This view is only available from La Gomera, offering a unique perspective. As we climb higher into the mountains, the ravines grow more massive, and the slopes become covered with palm oases. Next, we enter the magical world of the laurel forests (laurisilva), where we will experience the island's largest subtropical rainforest, the Garajonay National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Our journey takes us to the heart of the park, to La Laguna Grande, where we will have the option to take a short, beautiful walk to discover the enchanting trees and flowers of the laurel forest. A playground for children is also available here.

Afterward, we head to the northern part of the island, to the Vallehermoso Valley, where on clear days, we can even see the peaks of La Palma. We will stop for a short photo session, then enjoy a meal at a charming panoramic restaurant, where we will learn about the famous "silbo" whistle language—a unique form of communication that is still taught in schools on La Gomera and has been part of UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage since 2009.

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After lunch, we will visit a small banana plantation in Hermigua, where mango, papaya, and avocado trees also grow. The final photo stop of the tour will take place again in the southern part of the island at a picturesque ravine. Before returning to the ferry, we will have free time in San Sebastián to visit the Canary Islands' oldest building, the La Torre del Conde, the beautiful Ascension Church, and Columbus' Fountain.

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Why visit?

1. Breathtaking nature and unique landscapes
   La Gomera's lush laurel forests, volcanic mountain slopes, and deep ravines (barrancos) offer unparalleled natural beauty. Garajonay National Park, part of UNESCO's World Heritage, is the largest remnant of subtropical rainforest in the world, where you can discover the unique diversity of local flora and fauna.

2. Authentic local culture and traditions
   La Gomera is famous for its whistle language, "silbo," which has been part of UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage since 2009. This ancient form of communication is still actively taught in schools on the island and offers a glimpse into the locals' unique culture.

3. Exceptional photo opportunities and panoramas
   The island's wild landscapes, palm oases, deep ravines, and dramatic mountain peaks provide the perfect backdrop for any photographer. The stunning viewpoints, such as the one overlooking the capital, San Sebastián, and the view of Tenerife, offer unforgettable experiences.