La Gomera is the second smallest of the Canary Islands, located just 50 minutes away by ferry from Tenerife. It is a green, wild, and mountainous island, famous for its unique Garajonay National Park, which is included on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
If you are spending your holiday in Tenerife and want to travel to La Gomera, this is your chance. Discover La Gomera in a different way on an exclusive small group day tour from Tenerife. This day trip to the neighboring island gives you the opportunity to explore one of the most mysterious islands in the Atlantic Ocean in a cozy atmosphere, accompanied by a professional guide and a team that takes care of everything.
La Gomera, a unique Canary Island
La Gomera is known for its impressive natural contrasts, from green forests in the mountains to rocky coastlines where waves crash against lava cliffs. The coastline is wild and dramatic. There are not many sandy beaches, but you will find many striking cliffs, natural pools, and charming bays.
The island has preserved Silbo Gomero, a whistled language that locals used for centuries to communicate across the mountains. This is one of those rare cultural wonders that you can experience live only here. In addition, this tradition is included on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list.
Discover La Gomera in a different way: exclusive small group day tour from Tenerife
This is a full day trip from Tenerife, and everything is included so you can relax and enjoy the journey.
The price includes:
- Pick-up from your hotel in southern Tenerife, in Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje, or Playa de las Américas;
- A fast ferry to La Gomera and back;
- A comfortable minivan or mini tour bus, with few passengers and comfortable seats;
- Services of a professional guide in English, Spanish, German, or Italian, so please carefully select the tour language when choosing your date.
The tour lasts about 10 to 11 hours. Therefore, it is a full day journey during which you will see the most beautiful places on the island.
You can purchase this tour on our partners’ website. Exceptional attention and service are guaranteed.
What will you visit during the tour?
The journey starts from the port of Los Cristianos in Tenerife. From there, you take a ferry to San Sebastián de La Gomera, the capital of La Gomera. Then, an impressive journey around the island begins.
Main stops on the route:
- Garajonay National Park, a kingdom of dense laurel forests where humidity and mist create a magical atmosphere. It is one of the oldest forests in the world, preserved since prehistoric times.
- Roque de Agando, an impressive volcanic rock formation, one of the most famous symbols of the island and a great place for photos.
- Mirador de Abrante viewpoint, with a glass balcony extending over a deep ravine, offering views of Tenerife and Mount Teide.
- Hermigua and Agulo, small and authentic villages where you can see traditional Gomera architecture and the local rhythm of life.
- San Sebastián de La Gomera, the last stop of Christopher Columbus before sailing to America, with many historical buildings and museums.
During the tour, you will also see a demonstration of the Silbo Gomero language performed by local residents. Therefore, you will experience a unique way mountain inhabitants use whistling to send words across valleys.
Why choose a small group tour?
A small group tour means comfort, attention, and authenticity. Instead of large buses with 50 travelers, this tour runs with a group of 16 to 18 people.
This means:
- More personal attention from the guide,
- The opportunity to stop longer where you want,
- A friendly and cozy atmosphere,
- Less time waiting for other tourists,
- And, most importantly, a more authentic travel experience.
This tour is for those who want to feel the local rhythm of life, hear stories, and talk with the guide, rather than simply travel from point A to point B.
The guide is an experienced local specialist who knows the island’s geography, history, and daily life very well. In a small group, everything happens naturally. You can ask questions, stop for photos, and take your time. For lunch, you will stop where you prefer and choose your own meal instead of eating standard tourist food. However, the price does not include food.
Many people ask whether it would be more convenient to travel by rental car. We say no. First, not all rental companies allow you to take the car to another island. Second, ferry tickets are quite expensive, so organized tours are often much cheaper. Third, the tour is planned so you can see as much as possible in one day. Therefore, you do not have to worry about driving on mountain roads. This recommended trip to La Gomera is perfect for you. It is not a mass tour with a big bus and a large group. Instead, this tour suits travelers who value quality, comfort, and the chance to see as much as possible.
