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Our cycling adventure pays homage to Orahan, the divinity of the ancient inhabitants of La Gomera, with a route taking us from the picturesque pottery village of El Cercado up to the imposing Alto de Garajonay, the island’s summit and its main sanctuary. The trail combines diverse landscapes, passing through cultivated plots, lush forests, and the rugged Monte de Los Noruegos above the Benchijigua basin, where each climb and each bend connects us with the purest essence of the western part of Garajonay National Park. Ideal for MTB and gravel, the journey mixes dirt tracks with paved and concreted sections, offering the reward of unique panoramic views from the summit and the thrill of a return full of nature, history, and adventure.

Troglodyte complex in La Dehesa closely linked to pastoral culture, serving both as a dwelling area and for keeping livestock. It was also the first place where the Virgin of Los Reyes was kept.

Located next to the Orchilla Lighthouse, which for a long time was considered the westernmost point of the known world. This Sailors’ Cross protects those who cross the Atlantic and symbolises the role El Hierro played as the last Christian land during the age of discoveries in the 16th century.

Relax in the Canary Islands: treatments with Aloe, volcanic soil and wine therapy to revitalise body and mind.

From the Mirador de la Moradita, in the municipality of Puntagorda, La Palma unfolds at an unhurried pace. The landscape opens up in layers of ravines, farmland and the Atlantic horizon, bathed in a light that changes throughout the day and turns silence into the main character. It is a place to pause, breathe and understand the island from above: rural, authentic and deeply connected to its land. Ideal for a break at sunset, when sky and earth seem to meet.

Discover Pokiddo, the most vibrant leisure centre located in the exclusive The Market Puerto Rico shopping centre. Designed as a unique space that combines indoor and outdoor adventure, it guarantees a safe, adrenaline-filled experience for all ages. From defying gravity on boxing and basketball trampolines to conquering the climbing wall or diving into interactive football, the fun never stops at Pokiddo.

This route begins in the hamlet of Arure, among reservoirs, farming terraces and the Ermita de Nuestra Señora de la Salud, where the traditional Ramo de Arure is still celebrated. The path continues past the Presa de Arure and the ravine, showcasing the ingenuity of Gomero hydraulic systems that turned volcanic slopes into fertile terraces of potatoes, cereals and vines. From the Mirador del Santo, the valley of Taguluche opens up before the trail continues along the Camino del Castaño, the Presa de Quintana and the Camino del Elecho, entering the humid, wooded environment of Las Creces and Garajonay National Park.

The Sunset in Playa de Santiago experience offers a simple route through this coastal area of the municipality of Alajeró, designed to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere by the sea. It is an easy one-hour, 2.74-km walk, ideal both for those extending their day after another activity and for those seeking an independent plan focused on La Gomera’s coastline. Playa de Santiago stands out for its open character, its seafaring life and its accessible shoreline that invites you to stroll at your own pace.

The route Entre mar y montaña connects Arure with the coast of Valle Gran Rey along an old path descending from Mirador del Santo and the Risco de La Mérica to La Calera. It combines spectacular viewpoints, local history and volcanic landscapes, passing by lookouts, former farming areas and places that reveal how life has unfolded on these slopes for centuries. The descent offers a full reading of the territory: deep ravines, agricultural terraces, traces of the pastoral past and features such as lime kilns, the aqueduct and the Cueva de Tejerigüete.