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The Merendero de Los Aceviños is located in a woodland setting with dense vegetation, typical of the higher and more humid areas of La Gomera. It is a space especially appreciated for its cool and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for rest and outdoor meals. Its proximity to natural areas and hiking routes makes it a good stopping point for those exploring the area, offering a place to enjoy the island’s greenest landscapes through a serene and respectful experience.

The Merendero de Los Pedacitos is located in a quiet natural setting, surrounded by rural landscapes and vegetation typical of the mid-altitude areas of La Gomera. It is a simple and welcoming space, designed for rest and outdoor socialising, ideal for enjoying a relaxed meal or taking a break while exploring the area. Its calm atmosphere and integration into the surroundings make it a suitable place to disconnect and enjoy the landscape with serenity and respect.

The Merendero de San Juan is located in a quiet rural setting, linked to the agricultural tradition and the mid-altitude landscape of La Gomera. It is a suitable space for rest and outdoor socialising, with areas prepared for sitting and sharing a meal at a relaxed pace. Its proximity to local paths and natural areas makes it a good stopping point for those exploring the area, offering a place to enjoy the landscape and the unhurried rhythm that characterises this environment.

La Caleta Beach is located 10 minutes from the Hermigua Valley and is one of the best beaches in the north of La Gomera. It is a sheltered cove of black sand some 200 metres in length, presided over by a rocky outcrop and with views of the coastline and Mount Teide.

The Merendero Ambrosio is located in a quiet rural setting, surrounded by agricultural landscapes and vegetation typical of the mid-altitude areas of La Gomera. It is a space designed for rest and outdoor socialising, suitable for sharing a meal at a relaxed pace or for taking a break while exploring the area. Its calm atmosphere and integration into the surroundings make it an ideal place to enjoy the Gomera landscape through a simple and respectful experience.

The Merendero Playa de Vallehermoso is a recreational area located next to the coastal park and the Ermita de La Candelaria. It is equipped with a children’s area, picnic tables, barbecue facilities and services, and is well integrated into its surroundings as a place for meeting and rest. Its strategic location, connecting the GR131 and GR132 hiking trails, makes it an ideal stopping point for hikers and visitors.

The Municipal Museum is located within an authentic green lung, with the Arucas Mountain as a reference and the Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop. It is the old house of the Mayorazgo de Arucas (founded in 1572) and later acquired by Alfonso Gourié in 1859. For this reason, the Municipal Museum is known by the name of "Casa Gourié", as the man who was one of the founders of the sugar factory and distilleries of San Pedro lived there, as well as his children Francisco (promoter of the construction of the Church of San Juan Bautista) and Maria del Rosario Gourié Marrero and, later by the descendants of the latter, the Armas Gourié family.

The picnic area at the Ermita of Nuestra Señora del Buen Paso is located next to one of the most significant religious and scenic landmarks in the area. It is a quiet space, surrounded by nature, ideal for taking a break and enjoying a meal outdoors in a serene setting. Its proximity to the hermitage and traditional paths makes it suitable both for visitors and for those exploring the area, always encouraging a respectful and mindful use of the cultural and natural value that surrounds it.

The Merendero de Arure is located in a mid-altitude area, surrounded by rural landscapes and offering open views over the valley and the natural surroundings of the southwest of La Gomera. It is a space designed for rest and outdoor gatherings, with areas set up to sit and enjoy a quiet meal. Its location, close to traditional paths and natural areas, makes it a good stopping point for those exploring the area or wishing to enjoy the Gomera landscape at a relaxed and respectful pace.