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The path makes a theme route on water, springs, washing areas and its uses. It is a rewarding walk, mostly through dense evergreen and laurel woods.

If what you like is nature, you cannot miss this place in the middle of Garajonay National Park. Located between the villages of Arure and Las Hayas, this natural enclave will help you leave behind the fast pace of life, enjoying nature in its purest state, through a circular path suitable for all ages and with an approximate duration of 2 hours.

In the heart of the Garajonay National Park lies the magical setting (it is said that ancient nocturnal rituals were performed here) of La Laguna Grande, a place of high telluric sensitivity. This is a clearing surrounded by trees typical of the laurel forest, where we will find a Recreational Area perfect for resting under the sound of birds while the little ones have fun on swings, zip lines and wooden slides.

In the mountain of Vallehermoso, La Gomera, you can find Los Chorros de Epina, a spring water fountain with seven heather wood spouts. According to popular tradition, its water has healing properties. The wealthy families of Vallehermoso used to send their maids to Epina (spending a day's walk) to fetch water from this spring, and to make sure that it was really the water of Los Chorros de Epina, they had to bring, in addition, an aderno leaf, a tree that only grew near this magical spring.

In the world of cycling, there are names that leave an impression. If we talk about Alberto Contador, surely lovers of this discipline, and those who are not so crazy about it, know that he has been one of the most recognized Spanish athletes in recent times due to his dexterity, bravery and indomitable spirit on two wheels. With more than 60 victories as a professional on his record, the cyclist has prepared some of his most notable triumphs in the Canary Islands, such as the Tour de France.

The archipelago of the Canary Islands was conquered by the crown of Castile for its singularity. Discover the history of nearly a century of battles.

Mummies, fascinating caves, ancient foods… The first settlers of the archipelago left a huge legacy behind that awaits discovery.