The island of Gomera, situated between Tenerife and the islands of El Hierro and La Palma, is the second smallest of the seven islands. It has an area of 369 km2 and its highest point is the Alto de Garajonay at 1487 metres above sea level. It has a total population of 21,000 inhabitants. Don't miss any corner of this natural wonder and enjoy one of our cosy villas in La Gomera.
A large part of the island is covered by the Garajonay National Park, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1981.
The capital of the island is San Sebastián de la Gomera, popularly known as La Villa. The Italian sailor Christopher Columbus called at its port before setting sail for the discovery of America a few months later.
One of the first must-visits on La Gomera is of course the extensive Garajonay National Park. Here you can enjoy a treasure of nature more than 60 million years old: the laurel forest, a priceless prehistoric relic.
Another must-see is Valle Gran Rey, a municipality of just 4,000 inhabitants, where you can immerse yourself in the colourful green landscapes that highlight the candour of the houses in the village.
If you are thinking of a rural getaway in the vast nature of the island, we recommend you consult our wide selection of villas with private pool in La Gomera, strategically located with your comfort and relaxation in mind.
For lovers of good views, in La Gomera you will find the Abrante viewpoint, whose height, at more than 600 metres, and its strategic location give it impressive views that are unique on the islands.
If you like trekking, the island of La Gomera offers endless mountain trails where you can lose yourself in the vast natural surroundings. More than 600 kilometres of wild routes that will allow you to enjoy nature in its purest state, unbeatable views of the island and the ocean, and all of this in a mild and humid climate. To make the most of the island's routes, you can stay in one of our villas for rent in La Gomera, located close to the best trails.
Another interesting option is to take a boat trip to see a megalithic monument that is a must on the island. The Natural Monument of Los Órganos is formed by a huge rocky complex in the shape of a musical organ like nothing you have ever seen before.
The weather in La Gomera will almost certainly accompany you on your trip. As with the neighbouring islands, the temperature is mild all year round, averaging around 21 degrees Celsius.
Rainfall is more abundant on the peaks and in the natural park of La Gomera, and the climate is somewhat less rainy in the lowlands and especially in the south of the island. In the south of the island you can enjoy, for example, Playa de Santiago, a beautiful enclave of black sand surrounded by the rocky nature that characterises the island. And if you prefer to relax in the privacy of your own home, we offer a select range of villas for rent in La Gomera.