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La Gomera from the North

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Discover the virgin landscapes of La Gomera
Explore Garajonay National Park
Visit San Sebastian, the island's capital

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Marooned off the southwest coast of Tenerife, the tiny island of La Gomera has a lost-in-time feel. Away from the tourist trail, it's totally unspoilt – think jagged ravines, terraced white villages and pristine forests.

The deep valleys of Gomera's UNESCO-protected Garajonay National Park are home to rare plants, unique to the island. After taking in jaw-dropping scenery, it's on to the historic capital, San Sebastian. Crammed with pastel-coloured houses, this pretty place is knee-deep in history – Columbus sailed from here on his 1492 voyage of discovery.

Also on the agenda is an included Gomeran meal at a quaint country restaurant plus a demonstration of local ‘silbo' whistling, which islanders have used for centuries to send messages across the vast ravines.

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Lunch
Ferry ticket
Transport
Guide
Demonstration

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Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Children must be supervised by an adult (over 18 years) at all time
Bring warm clothes
Bring your passport or official eu identification
Subject to weather conditions
Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change

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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 2 jours avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,2 /5

Basé sur 59 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Personnel

4,3/5

Service

4,3/5

Rapport qualité-prix

4,4/5

Sécurité

4,3/5

Toutes les évaluations (59)

5 étoiles (32)

54%

4 étoiles (13)

22%

3 étoiles (11)

19%

2 étoiles (2)

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RB
Verified booking
3.4
25 octobre 2025
A voyagé seul
Die Tour nach La Gomera lohnt sich. Der Tranfer war pünktlich, nachdem wir am Hafen angekommen waren gab es erstmal keinen Ansprechpartner. Es wäre schön gewesen einen Treffpunkt mit Uhrzeit zu wissen wann der Guide da ist, so war es 1h ohne Infos. Unser Guide war leider sehr schlecht zu verstehen und war auf der Tour in vier Sprachen sehr wenig informativ. Es gab genug Fotostopps. Es war eine Busrundfahrt auf der sehr schönen Insel.
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Platon
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3.8
8 octobre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Fast ausschließlich deutsche Teilnehmer. Aber der Guide (Frau) sprach nur sehr schlecht deutsch. In Verbindung mit den englischen Erklärungen konnte man sich das meiste ableiten. Aber in spanisch wurde sehr lange vorgetragen. Drei Sprachen sind wahrscheinlich zu viel und verlangen zu viel Zeit. Die präsentierten Inhalte waren meist sehr banal. Beispiel: Ohne Nachfrage wäre uns nicht erklärt worden, welche Route gefahren wurde.
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Claudia
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6 octobre 2025
A voyagé avec des amis
Gefallen hat mir die Fähre. Nicht gefallen hat mir die vielen kurzen Stopps da 5 min. dort 10 min.usw. Essen war geschmacklich gut aber von einem Mittagessen kann man nicht sprechen.Portionen waren kleiner als auf einem Kinderteller. Hatten einen klein Bus in diesem waren die Sitzplätze sehr schmal. Personen mit stärkerem gewicht hätten starke Probleme bekommen.
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M.S.
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1.8
2 octobre 2025
A voyagé avec des amis
Ein richtig typische Touri Tour. Schrecklich, komplett durchgetacktet. 1,5h Warte Zeit an der Fähre vor Abfahrt. Bustour durch La Gomera würde eher die Beschreibung passen. Sehr anstrengend, 3 Sprachiger Guide, wobei in Spanisch sehr ausführlich, Englisch weniger und in Deutsch sehr wenige Erklärungen gegeben wurden. Rückfahrt mit 1h Wartezeit auf die Fähre. Der Guide hat sich dann in Las Americas verabschiedet. Die Tour hat insgesamt knapp 14Std gedauert, viel zu lang!! Nie wieder!!
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N.N.
Verified booking
4.6
14 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Kleinbus ohne Panoramafenster, daher eingeschränkter Blick auf die Umgebung. Für ein gutes Dutzend Leute zu eng. Mittagessen überraschend gut. Guter Service. Ein sehr kompetenter Guide.
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Sonni
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1
9 septembre 2025
A voyagé en famille
Wer gerne den ganzen Tag im Bus sitzen möchte, ist hier bestens aufgehoben. Die Insel hat mir nicht gefallen. Der Guide war sehr nett - aber 3 sprachig nervt irgendwann. Ich würde die Tour nicht noch mal buchen. La Gomera ein Mal reicht.

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