San Sebastian de la Gomera is the administrative capital of the island. Here is the port that connects to Tenerife. The city, colonial flavor tagging has its most distinguished landmark in the Torre del Conde.
Crossing the Summit Tunnel, which crosses the dry arid landscape of San Sebastian to Garajonay Park, is the Hermigua Valley, where the miracle of water is well illustrated. Banana plantations and vineyards are the basis of its economy. Located to the north is Vallehermoso, agricultural center of the island.
Valle Gran Rey. The Guadalupe Canyon, which you access this site, is considered a miniature version of the Grand Canyon. Great King, with several villages scattered throughout the canyon, has the appeal of their crops on terraces or terraces that overlap gaining on the barren mountain.
Alajeró. It is the sixth city of the island, which has a seaward extension in Playa Santiago. Agulo. Protected by a prodigious rock amphitheater where vertically precipitate some waterfalls, the village is by the sea, a few hundred meters from the stunning sea cliffs killed and eroded by water and wind.
Although any time is good to go to La Gomera, is best done in autumn or winter. Always, even in summer, should take some warm clothes if you plan to visit the park as if surprised by the fog, the “cloud” may have problems because of the high moisture content