Guided Hiking Tour Through Valleys and the North Coast of La Gomera

Context La Gomera, a volcanic island in the Canary Islands, is known for its dramatic landscape shaped by deep valleys and steep cliffs. This hiking route along the northern coast covers approximately 14 km with a total elevation gain of 300 meters, following the Camino Natural Costas de La Gomera (GR-132). The wind carries the scent of thyme and the sea, while hikers spot the iconic Roques Agando, Ojila, and La Zarcita rock formations.

The experience For about 4 hours, you’ll walk on earth paths and well-marked rocky sections. You’ll pass through traditional terraced farms and villages such as Vallehermoso, where Canarian architecture blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. The constant sound of waves crashing against the cliffs accompanies the hike, which alternates between panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and lush laurisilva vegetation.

For whom This activity is suitable for hikers with moderate experience and good physical fitness, aged 14 and older, who enjoy long walks on varied terrain. It is not recommended for people with limited mobility or little hiking experience.

Local context The villages along the northern coast preserve traditional agricultural practices and culinary customs that reflect Gomeran culture. Local shepherds and farmers maintain ancestral techniques, and the route offers a close look at this community while enjoying the natural surroundings.