There is a small quiet island 1 hour by ferry from the overcrowded beaches of the south of Tenerife. 22 km north to south and 25 km wide, where living conditions were harsh until the 70's and is now sought after by those who want to spend a quiet holiday. <\/p>\n
The name of this island is La Gomera. La Gomera doesn't have great beaches or a lively nightlife, but it definitely has a certain charm for those who are looking for something different from sea tourism: hikers, nature lovers or just a quiet holiday. <\/p>\n
Whether you want to discover the origins of the Gomero whistle or the Garajonay National Park and its laurel forest, there is always something to surprise you in La Gomera! <\/p>\n
The average temperature is 20 \u00b0 C in winter, 27 \u00b0 C in summer. La Gomera is no exception to the rest of the Canaries, known as \"the islands of eternal spring\". It is never too hot or too cold, all year round! This climate allows travellers to visit the island from January to December. <\/p>\n
If you plan to visit La Gomera we recommend you to go from May to mid-October when the days are longer, but this is only a recommendation, as the temperature is warm 365 days a year and the island doesn't get too much rain in winter. <\/p>\n
The average temperature is 20 \u00b0 C in winter, 27 \u00b0 C in summer. La Gomera is no exception to the rest of the Canaries, known as \"the islands of eternal spring\". It is never too hot or too cold, all year round! This climate allows travellers to visit the island from January to December. <\/p>\n
If you plan to visit La Gomera we recommend you to go from May to mid-October when the days are longer, but this is only a recommendation, as the temperature is warm 365 days a year and the island doesn't get too much rain in winter. .<\/p>\n