Hidden inside the Canary Islands archipelago, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, you can find a magical paradise: La Gomera. With only twenty thousand inhabitants, the island offers more than 370 square kilometres of charm, history and nature. Its virgin beaches, secret trails and beautiful, colourful landscapes make it a place where dreams come true.

In the centre of the island, you’ll find its main treasure: Garajonay National Park, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986. A paradise where lush laurisilva from the Tertiary Era, palm groves and combinations of flora that are as diverse as they are unique all blend together. The park, like all of La Gomera, can be explored on foot via a network of trails that connects every inch of the island.