Playa de la Rajita is a wide isolated beach best known for the abandoned fish factory along its shores. The beach can be accessed by road, but it is a long drive from the main resorts on the island. Basic … Read More
Playa de las Arenas La Gomera (also known as Playa de Argaga) lies just south of Valle Gran Rey. It is an attractive sandy beach surrounded by dramatic cliffs, but difficult to access after landslides blocked the road. Basic Information … Read More
Playa de la Negra can be found in a beautiful small cove on the southern coast of La Gomera. Access to the beach is either via boat or hiking trail, so it is a great place if you are looking … Read More
Playa de la Calera La Gomera is a popular beach at the northern end of Valle Gran Rey. This beach is sandy, has a relatively sheltered bay, and is close to restaurants and cafes. Basic Information Playa De La Calera … Read More
Playa de Valle Gran Rey La Gomera is a long, narrow beach at the northern end of Valle Gran Rey. A large part of the beach is sandy, and in the summer, when the water is calm, it is popular … Read More
La Puntilla La Gomera is a small stony beach in Valle Gran Rey. It lies between a small headland of the same name and the kilometre-long Playa de Valle Gran Rey. The lack of sand means it is often less … Read More
Playa de Vueltas is a popular beach in Valle Gran Rey, especially with families. It has a sandy beach, safe sheltered waters and a good range of amenities close by. Basic Information Playa De Vueltas La Gomera An Introduction To … Read More
Charco del Conde La Gomera is a small, pretty beach in the heart of Valle Gran Rey. The small bay is perfect for young children as it is sandy, and a natural string of rocks protects it from the waves. … Read More
Playa del Ingles La Gomera lies at the northern end of Valle Gran Rey. It is a beautiful beach, sandy, and quieter than the others in the town. However, strong currents make the water unsafe for swimming. Basic Information Playa … Read More
Playa de Santa Catalina La Gomera lies on the northwest of the island, just over 2km from the pretty town of Hermigua. The beach, sometimes known as Playa de Hermigua, often has large dramatic waves but can be dangerous for … Read More
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