About this experience
Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of La Gomera on this exclusive tour. Explore the island, visit some of the most beautiful villages, see Garajonay National Park, and attend a live demonstration of "Silbo Gomero": the only whistled language in the world.
Highlights
- Discover the beautiful scenery of Hermigua Valley
- Enjoy a demonstration of the unique whistled language: el "Silbo Gomero"
- Taste a typical canarian lunch
- Explore the Garajonay National Park
- Be stunned by the impressive landscapes of this volcanic island
What's included
- Multilingual speaking guide
- Air-conditioned bus
- Lunch
- Silbo Gomero demonstration
- Ferry ticket with the company Fred Olsen
- Garajonay National Park entrance
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
We will leave from Los Cristianos Port in Tenerife and take the ferry to San Sebastián de La Gomera, capital of the island
Your first stop after getting off the ferry Fred Olsen is Valle de Hermigua that you will reach by bus.
We will continue the tour, passing through La Palmita and arrive at the village of Agulo.
Then you will continue to a local restaurant in the small village of Agulo, where you will make a stop to enjoy a typical Canarian lunch and a live demonstration of the only whistled language in the world, declared Immaterial World Heritage by UNESCO: el "Silbo Gomero".
After lunch, we will begin to ascend to the Garajonay National Park, a laurel forest paradise and a natural reserve declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. You will discover Laguna Grande and its great surrounding environment.
On the way back we will stop to admire the imposing Roque de Agando, an impressive and steep volcanic lava formation.
Finally we will return to San Sebastián, where you will have some free time to visit La Torre del Conde (The Count's Tower), La Casa de Colón (Christopher Columbus’ House), the Asunción Church, and simply stroll around the capital, before returning to Tenerife by ferry.
This tour requires identity documents, otherwise, access to the ferry could be denied.