La Gomera from north or south Tenerife
Choose by where you are staying: if you are in the south, the 9 to 12 h trip with hotel pickup is the shorter one; if you are in the north, there is a version of about 12 h (up to 15 h 30 min according to the listing) with pickup in the north. Both include the ferry, lunch and an English-speaking guide, and both visit Garajonay National Park.
Booking options
La Gomera seen from the south of Tenerife
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What changes from one option to another
From south Tenerife
According to the listing, it lasts 9 to 12 h, pickup is at hotels and points in the south and the ferry leaves from Los Cristianos, with a crossing of 35 to 50 min. It includes the ferry, a guide, lunch and transport, and the guide speaks English.
From north Tenerife
According to the listing, it lasts 12 to 15 h 30 min because it includes the transfer to Los Cristianos. It includes pickup in the north, the ferry, an English-speaking guide, food and drink, and a visit to the Roque de Agando if conditions allow.
What they have in common
Both cross by ferry to San Sebastián de La Gomera, pass through the Garajonay laurel forest, stop for a traditional lunch and see the island's capital. The order of the stops can change for operational reasons.
Which to choose
The south is better if you want a shorter day. The north pays off if you do not want to get to the south on your own, in exchange for more hours away.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the north and south trips?
The main one is duration and pickup point: the south trip is shorter because the ferry leaves from Los Cristianos, and the north trip adds the journey there.
Where do they pick you up in the north?
At hotels and meeting points in north Tenerife. You choose the spot when you book, according to the listing.
Is there a guide in other languages?
According to the listing, the guide on both trips speaks English.
How long is the ferry?
According to the listing, 35 to 50 minutes from Los Cristianos to La Gomera on the south trip, and 45 to 50 minutes on the north one.
Do you see Garajonay National Park?
Yes, both include the laurel forest, which is part of Garajonay National Park. The south trip includes a short walk.