From Tenerife, La Gomera sits on the horizon like half a walnut shell, crowned by a heavily-forested central massif Alto de Garajonay, a National Park, and fringed by deep ravines. The abrupt coast is mainly sheer cliffs and the interior is so mountainous that the islanders have a special whistling language to communicate across the gorges. La Gomera is fascinating ! The locals maintain traditions long forgotten in the islands and one can't help but feel lost in time. Tecina Golf, the island's only course, is like a golfing treasure in this small part of the Atlantic and well worth a visit.
