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Cruise to La Gomera in 2025 & 2026
La Gomera is known as the ‘magical island’, and it is not hard to see why. The island is shrouded in ancient laurel forests which would not be out of place in a fairy tale, with black-sand beaches dotted its coastline.
The main town in La Gomera, San Sebastian, is located on the east coast and is also the island’s only town. As you sail into La Gomera’s cruise port, enjoy great views of the mountainous landscape and look forward to discovering this beautiful destination…
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Why should you cruise to La Gomera?
Beautiful nature
There are so many reasons why you should cruise to La Gomera, but its main attraction is the Garajonay National Park. This UNESCO-listed paradise sits in the centre of the island and around 70% of its area is blanketed with unspoilt laurel forests. Be sure to look out for La Gomera’s rare indigenous species which call this park home, such as the Gomeran skink.
History
You can also immerse yourself in San Sebastian’s rich history. It was here that Christopher Columbus readied his ships before voyaging across the Atlantic, and local legend holds that he took mass in La Asuncion church.
Relaxed atmosphere
La Gomera is less touristy than some of its neighbors, providing a more peaceful and intimate atmosphere, ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle.
Wildlife
La Gomera is home to diverse flora and fauna, including endemic species. Birdwatching enthusiasts can spot various species in their natural habitats. In addition, La Gomera is one of the best places in the Canary Islands to spot whales and dolphins, thanks to its diverse marine life.
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Gomeran Delights
See the best sights of La Gomera on this tour. Start by driving up to the peak of Garajonay National Park to see the breathtaking views across the valley. Then head west to Valle Gran Rey and the village of Agulo. Next, enjoy a demonstration of ‘Silbo Gomero’, a unique whistling language used to communicate across the ravines and valleys of the island.
Walking in Garajonay National Park
Take this tour away from La Gomera cruise port, and head up to the highest point on the island. After arriving by coach at Garajonay National Park, set off on foot with a guide. Spend a couple of hours walking through the forests and wooded valleys, seeing plant species that are now extinct elsewhere. On a clear day you might be able to see across to Mount Teide on Tenerife, and the nearby islands of La Palma and El Hierro.
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