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The absolute must-see destinations across all seven Canary Islands, verified and curated by CanaryInsider.
28°07'34.0"N 17°14'14.0"W | Central highlands of La Gomera
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, covering 40 km² (approximately 10% of the island) in the central highlands of La Gomera. The park preserves one of the finest surviving examples of laurisilva ...
28.126100, -17.237200
28°05'20.0"N 17°06'40.0"W | East coast of La Gomera
The capital and main port of La Gomera, founded after the Spanish conquest in the 15th century, with approximately 9,000 residents. San Sebastián is historically significant as the final port of call ...
28.088900, -17.111100
28°05'30.0"N 17°20'30.0"W | South-west coast of La Gomera
A spectacular coastal valley on La Gomera's south-western coast, composed of several villages — La Calera, La Playa, Vueltas, and El Borbalán — nestled between towering volcanic cliffs and terraced pa...
28.091700, -17.341700
28°13'12.0"N 17°17'30.0"W | North-west coast, between Vallehermoso and Arure
A breathtaking geological formation on the rugged north-west coast of La Gomera, consisting of massive basalt columns resembling the pipes of a gigantic pipe organ — hence the name "Los Órganos." The ...
28.220000, -17.291700
28°06'20.0"N 17°14'20.0"W | Central La Gomera, beside the GM-2 road
The most iconic volcanic plug on La Gomera and one of the most photographed landmarks in the Canary Islands. Roque de Agando rises 1,251 metres above sea level and stands approximately 200 metres abov...
28.105600, -17.238900
28°10'44.0"N 17°11'42.0"W | In Agulo, overlooking the Atlantic
A spectacular glass-floored viewpoint (balcony-mirador) extending over a cliff edge at approximately 600 metres above sea level, directly above the town of Agulo on La Gomera's north coast. Inaugurate...
28.178900, -17.195000
28°10'00.0"N 17°11'00.0"W | North coast of La Gomera
A lush, dramatically beautiful valley municipality on La Gomera's north coast, the island's largest banana-growing area with steep terraced hillsides stretching from the mountains down to the sea. Her...
28.166700, -17.183300
28°11'11.0"N 17°11'38.0"W | North coast, between Hermigua and Vallehermoso
Often described as one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, Agulo is a picturesque small town of approximately 1,200 residents perched on a natural plateau at 350 metres above sea level on La Gome...
28.186400, -17.193900
28°08'20.0"N 17°13'00.0"W | Within Garajonay National Park, accessed from Hermigua
The heart of the Garajonay National Park's laurisilva forest, El Cedro is the densest and most atmospheric section of the ancient laurel forest. Despite its name, there are no cedars in this forest — ...
28.138900, -17.216700
28°01'50.0"N 17°11'55.0"W | South coast of La Gomera
The main settlement on La Gomera's sunniest southern coast, Playa de Santiago is a traditional fishing village turned small resort town with approximately 1,200 residents. The town features a long peb...
28.030600, -17.198600
28°10'45.0"N 17°15'45.0"W | North-west La Gomera
A dramatic agricultural valley and municipality in north-west La Gomera, the island's third-largest settlement with approximately 3,200 residents across the municipality. The name "Vallehermoso" trans...
28.179200, -17.262500
28°07'00.0"N 17°12'30.0"W | Central ridge, GM-2 road near the intersection with GM-1
One of the most dramatic viewpoints in the Canary Islands, located on the central mountain ridge of La Gomera at approximately 1,000 metres above sea level. From this point, you can see both sides of ...
28.116700, -17.208300
28°04'00.0"N 17°20'55.0"W | South-west coast, beyond Valle Gran Rey
A series of remote, wild beaches and coves on La Gomera's south-west coast, accessible by hiking trail or boat from Valle Gran Rey. **Playa de Argaga** is the most accessible, a dark grey volcanic peb...
28.066700, -17.348600
28°06'32.0"N 17°14'52.0"W | Within Garajonay National Park
The highest peak in La Gomera at 1,487 metres above sea level, located in the very heart of Garajonay National Park. The summit can be reached via a well-signposted trail from several directions — the...
28.108900, -17.247800
28°08'10.0"N 17°12'45.0"W | Within Garajonay National Park, El Cedro area
The highest permanent waterfall on La Gomera, located in a deep gorge in the El Cedro forest area of Garajonay National Park. The waterfall drops approximately 150 metres through dense laurisilva fore...
28.136100, -17.212500
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