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From this viewpoint you can see one of the most remote areas of the island, Theon, where you can see one of the best areas of “madrono” berry in the island. The basin of Vallehermoso is also seen from here.

Located on the secondary road that runs from the intersection of Laguna Grande to the Visitor Center of Garajonay National Park, you can see the impressive forest of Monteverde over Meriga.

With the permission from the frequent fogs, you will have the sensation of flying Agulo from this point. Here you have a breathtaking view of the town center and the three main centers at the bottom: El Charco, Las Casas and the most isolated, La…

You can see,a t the foot of this viewpoint, the mouth of the Hemigua valley. This area has the largest areas palm tree groves of the the island. The cultures reach almost to the sea, where you can find the beach of Santa Catalina. In the distance,…

View of the lush valley of Hermigua.

You can continue the tour to view Hermigua Valley from the viewpoint of San Juan, where you can have an overview of the beginning of the valley up to the end, the sea. you can see part of the central massif of La Gomera, from here too, on a clear…

Viewpoint where you can see a panorama of the valley of Hermigua.

From this viewpoint we can see part of the picturesque village of El Cercado and a view of Valle Gran Rey. You will be amazed by the grandeur of the rocky walls that keep a wide fertile valley, encased in a stunning canyon of carved terraces.

From the Mirador Punta de Alcala you can see an overview of the cliffs on the north side of La Gomera, and on a clear day you can see a perfect view of the silhouette of Teide in the background.

The viewpoint of Almendrillo gives you an overview of the wider catchment of La Gomera. The town of Vallehermoso is on its course, surrounded with culture terraces. The ubiquitous palm trees give way to juniper trees. These “bending trees” become…

This viewpoint is reached trough the road of Garajonay National Park after La Laguna Grande, you can see an overview of the mountains that embrace the villages of the same name, as well as the ubiquitous Roque Cano.

Through a path, heading to Macayo you access to a small square where you can findOur Virgin of the Pilar (The Pilarica). From this viewpoint you can see a complete overview of all of the wonderful village of Vallehermoso.

El Mirador de Santa Clara offers a spectacular view of the steep valley Arguamul and the impressive Vallehermoso basin where several gullies come together into one, before emptying into the sea.

This viewpoint has an access from a track once you have left Arure behind. The views from here go from the summit to the sea, showing a lush valley always dotted with the ubiquitous palm trees.

In this viewpoint, next to the church of San Francisco, is located the monument to Silbo Gomero (Gomera Whistle). The views from here, from the summit to the sea, cover a wide area included in the Protected Landscape of Orone. We must highlight the…

The Alto de Garajonay is the highest point of the island. On clear days you can see from here almost the entire island of La Gomera. The islands of La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife and Gran Canaria can also be seen if the day is very clear. Perhaps…

Balcony which overlooks a beautiful panorama of the Valley, with its impressive ravines and terraced fields, the legacy of our ancestors.

The viewpoint of Palmarejo, work of the artist Cesar Manrique, is a vantage point from where you can have an overview of Valle Gran Rey, an impressive „canyon“ where you can enjoy one of the most spectacular countryside. Especially the…

The viewpoint of El Santo hangs off the cliff of the Natural Monument of Lomo del Carretón. It overlooks the wide basin of the ravine of Taguluche. Around the bed of this ravine, climbing the hillside, there is a village of the same name. All around…

There is another viewpoint located in Degollada Peraza. It allows you to see a good part of the ravine of La Laja, one of which comprises the vast network of channels of La Gomera. You can recognize representative landmarks in the summits such as…