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Imagen Listado Imagen Nature San Sebastián de La Gomera What to do in San Sebastián de La Gomera – the capital town of the island. History, culture, nature, festivities and much more.
Imagen Listado Imagen Nature Hermigua What to do in Hermigua, home to the best climate in the world. History, nature, traditions and much more.
Imagen Listado Imagen Nature Nature Nature in La Gomera means lush forests, spectacular cliffs, lively coasts and beaches, and the best climate in the world.
Imagen Listado Imagen Culture The identity of La Gomera The culture on La Gomera denotes a unique identity that stretches from its first settlers to current times.
Imagen Listado Imagen Culture Silbo gomero, the whistling language of La Gomera ‘Silbo gomero’ is the only whistled language in the world – a true cultural treasure from La Gomera.
Imagen Listado Imagen Nature Discover La Gomera Discover La Gomera – somewhere to discover nature in ancient forests and along unique hiking trails.
Imagen Listado Imagen Gastronomy Gastronomy Gastronomy in La Gomera, fresh fish, local products and traditional recipes to enjoy.
Imagen Listado Imagen Coast and beach Coast and sea La Gomera’s coastline is much more than just beaches. Incredible natural landscapes, cliffs, and waters.
Imagen Listado Imagen Nature Agulo What to do in Agulo, the sweet of La Gomera. Nature, culture, viewpoints, traditions and much more.
Imagen Listado Imagen Categoría Dive points Titular Sardina One of the most popular dives zones amongst local divers in Gran Canaria. Sardina is in front of the charming fishing village of Sardina del Norte close to Galdar and Agaete towns in northeast Gran Canaria. Access to the dive site is via the village’s stone jetty. Sardina has no currents and is perfect for divers and snorkelers of all levels. The amount of marine life surprises even experienced divers.
