La Gomera
La Gomera
La Gomera one of the smallest of the Canary Island archipelago with a diameter of only 25 kilometres. The island is known for its rough volcanic landscapes with many hiking trails, with Garajonay National Park located in the center of the island.
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Things to do in La Gomera
Top things to do in La Gomera by theculturetrip.com
Where to stay in La Gomera
Best hotels in La Gomera:
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Hotel Apartamentos Villa Gomera (budget hotel)
Hotel Apartamentos Villa Gomera is a cozy family-run spot in San Sebastián de la Gomera. It's super close to everything - just a quick 5-minute walk gets you to the beach and marina. They've got a mix of rooms, studios and apartments, so there's something for everyone.
The rooms are simple but have everything you need - comfy beds, private bathrooms, and TVs. If you go for a studio or apartment, you'll get a little kitchenette too, which is handy for whipping up quick meals. The hotel has a breakfast room if you don't feel like cooking in the morning.
Location-wise, it's perfect. You're right in the middle of town, close to shops and restaurants. And if you want to explore more of the island, the ferry terminal is just a 15-minute stroll away. Overall, it's a great base for checking out La Gomera without breaking the bank.
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Parador de La Gomera (medium range hotel)
Parador de La Gomera is a hotel on a hilltop in San Sebastián de la Gomera. The views from here are absolutely incredible - you can see the town below, the Atlantic Ocean, and even the island of Tenerife in the distance on a clear day. The hotel has this lovely colonial style architecture that blends in perfectly with the tropical gardens surrounding it.
The outdoor pool area is definitely a highlight. It's a great spot to relax and soak up the sun while enjoying those amazing ocean vistas. Inside, the hotel has a spacious, airy feel with lots of natural light. I really liked the mix of Castilian and Elizabethan decor - it gives the place a unique character. The rooms are comfortable and many have balconies or terraces to take in the scenery.
Location-wise, it's hard to beat. You're close enough to town to explore easily, but set apart enough to feel like a peaceful retreat. The natural reserve in the center of La Gomera is also within reach for day trips. Overall, it's a beautiful place to unwind and experience the beauty of this Canary Island.
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