La Gomera Day Trip from Tenerife
Overview
Available languages
10 hours 30 minutes
Mobile ticket
Visit the island of La Gomera on a day trip from southern Tenerife, and experience its sights, culture and food with a local guide! A haven of peace with dramatic terrain, the island is often considered as the gem of the Canarian archipelago. Discover landmarks such as Columbus House in the capital of San Sebastian, ogle the views from Mirador de Las Carboneras, The natural rock monument Roque de Agando enjoy a 2-course lunch in a quaint village, and then watch a ‘silbo gomero’ (local whistling language) demonstration. The meal will be traditional Canarian. I a special dietary meal is required let us know beforehand so this can be arranged. You will have stops for photos at popular and famous Gomeran locations. Step back in time to an island which doesnt even have a motorway.
PLEASE NOTE THE ITINERARY MAY ALTER TO VARIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
Additional Info
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Walking shoes, warm clothes, water and sunscreen are strongly recommended
Please note: pickup reconfirmation is required upon booking, please refer to voucher for further details
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ITINERARY MAY ALTER DUE TO CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES.
Original Passport or Travel ID needed for the ferry crossing
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What To Expect
Parque Nacional de Garajonay
Driving the the area stops may be made for photos and enjoy the views. The beautiful mysterious laurel forrests and views over the Atlantic looking at Tenerife Mount Teide volcano.
Torre del Conde Park
You will have some time in San Sebastian to take a walk to see the Torre Del Conde. A medeival fortification build around 1470 as a defence for the island.
What‘s Included
Local guide
Hotel pickup and drop-off (which could be a short walk from your hotel)
Lunch and a glass of local wine.
Ferry crossing (passports needed)
Gratuities
Pickup points
Select a pickup point
Options
Pick up from Los Cristianos
Bus
Pickup included
Pick up from Las Americas
Duration: 9 hours
Bus
Pickup included
Pickup from MOST SOUTH AREAS.
Pickup from South Tenerife: Accommodation Pick up from the south of the island.
Pickup included
Pickup from Puerto de la Cruz
Pickup from NorthTenerife: Accommodation Pick up from the north of the island, Puerto de la Cruz only.
Pickup included
Reviews
319 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
By the hair
Maria D,,Jan 26, 2026
- Review from Viator
5.00This tour is a good idea, as you can see La Gomera from Tenerife in one day. There is not much free time because the ferry has its schedule. Our guide Yaiza was lovely and the bus driver magnificent along the difficult roads of the island. Just say we had trouble getting there because of traffic jams. Since we came from the North by private car, we arrived at the miracle bus, and because I stopped it once the march started at the pickup hotel. The person who answered us by phone to try to fix our delay, (Omar,) did not speak our language well and did not understand us.
Disappointment, no village visited
mariebH3930RL,,Jan 22, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
2.00Discovery of the island by bus with ferry crossing. Unfortunately, an outing that did not keep all its promises. Pros are the beautiful landscapes of the Goméra and its Garajonay park as well as a demonstration of the whistled language during lunch. But no visit to typical villages as specified on the documentation, an excursion in several languages with a guide speaking very poor French as well as a lunch neither quantitative nor qualitative. We paid 104€ per person and it was not worth them.
Everything is organized with...
JEANPAUL C,,Jan 20, 2026
- Review from Viator
5.00Everything is carefully organized. The guide is very professional and at the service of travelers. Nice day, we will come back for another outing.
Interesting and fun day tour
Steve D,,Jan 9, 2026
- Review from Viator
5.00Hugely emjoyable, well organised tour of the island. The bus trip covers a lot of interesting sites, and includes a couple of walks through a village and forest. Guide was very knowledgable and fun. The overall cost of the tour is good value as the return ferry alone is about €90 per person.
Great trip with nice guide and amazing food
Heidi B,,Dec 5, 2025
- Review from Viator
5.00Great trip with nice guide and amazing food..Beatiful things to see.....I Will do it again for sure.
Beautiful La Gomera Nov 2025
Jesper H,,Nov 7, 2025
- Review from Viator
5.00All of La Gomera in a day Great value Beautiful views Incredible funny and knowledgeable tourguide and formula-one-class pullman chauffeur.
A Must See Stunning Volcanic Island!
106saffram,,Oct 31, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
4.00La Gomera is a beautiful island and well worth a day tour over from Tenerife. Ferries go from Los Cristionas port but be aware that you have to have passports checked when boarding and if you suffer with sea sickness, take medication, although crossing is only one hour long, because the ferry is a catamaran style, it can get very choppy! Lots of different tours available on the island, some include the ferry ticket package. But the highlights for us was the tiny capital of San Sebastian and then the stunning north side of the volcanic island that is covered in lush green forest and has some unique rock formations. If you suffer with travel sickness then again, take medication as roads are winding and steep sided. Stunning views back towards Tenerife of Teide Volcano too. It is a long day and a little tiring but you get to see the highlights of the Island and if your a geology nut like me then you'll love all the information on the landscape and volcanic activity provided by your tour guide! We booked tours with our hotel jet 2 rep!
La Gomera, Pepe F1 pit-stop review. Oct 25
Barry P,,Oct 20, 2025
- Review from Viator
5.00The collection from our hotel was on time and our Introduction to Enrico was in perfect English. He speaks in 4 or 5 languages throughout the journey around La Gomera. Hilarious tales of his life's various twists and turns literally as we are twisting and turning around sharp hairpin bends. All relevant information and tastefully considered for all ages and ears. A special thanks to "F1 Pepe" our bus driver for the days' miles through the twisty and quite frightening heights of La Gomeras' volcanoes and forrest terrain. His safe and efficient driving is the reason for his F1 status. Not his speed. ;) Sadly we could not see the peaks of the Chimney :( Mist/fog/horizontal rain, spoiled the late morning views from above. Lunch was a truly magnificent experience. Clean, precise and beautifuly presented food. I recommend the fish and red wine. After lunch it's a leisurely pace back to San Sebastian for 45mins free time before the last ferry departure at 1730. An eleven and a half hour day (including transfers and ferries) of wonderous sights, cliffs, volcanoes, ravine, gorges, dams, forrests, desert like conditions mixed with local knowledge, whistling languages and good humour. 11 out of 10
The best way to visit La Gomera
937lilyz,,Sep 23, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
2.00La Gomera is nice place, but I don't advice go through any agency. My experience show you ll spend 75% in a bus listening short comments on 2,3 or more languages. Don't forget ID, jacket , walking shoes, some water and snacks.
La Gomera, a day on the bus.
937lilyz,,Sep 23, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
3.00We decided to visit La Gomera with friends. Contacted the travel agency island excursions.Categorically do not recommend this agency. Supposedly forgot to mention the passport. Muttered very quickly about the shirt, shoes and transfer. Of course, it's our own fault for not checking the trip online, but my opinion is that the agency, when getting paid, should take customers more seriously. We had to go back to the hotel to get passports and take a cab. So passport, jacket, water, snacks are mandatory. Next, the ferry. The guide shoved in the tickets, waved a pen like, "You can take the ferry there, meet me at Homer." D.C. got on, drove, got on a bus and drove about an hour and a half to the volcano. All the while, the guide chatted in Spanish, Italian and terrible English, giving almost no information, dispensing with basic knowledge, flat jokes and praise for the place we were going. Came to the volcano vent, such a rock of magma, the crater collapsed from time to time, the vent remained. Attention: cold, wet, jackets. The views are beautiful, photo time. Another hour and we're in the relic forest. It's better to go in June when the blooms are in progress. In September, it's a fairytale scary forest. Again, we drive, listening to endless Spanish-Italian phrases. English minimum. Came to the farm, like typical Spanish. Yeah, with the museum, the store and the plants that grow everywhere. Next up is lunch. 1 butt. Wine, 2 bottles of water for 8 people, small portions, dining room level, and you have to wait for service. Of interesting things, whistled. You Google what kind of language Homer was wearing. San Sebastian is the capital, and we took the ferry for an hour. Not recommended. It's better to take the car, drive yourself, about the same price, but comfortable. There were a lot of these on the ferry. Good luck, everyone, and study the reviews!
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