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Anette
February 22, 2017
Hiking
Hermigua is considered to be the valley with the most water in La Gomera, as it is supplied all year round by the Rio del Cedro. In addition to little tourism, there is mainly agriculture here. The mostly sunny side of the valley was terraced to the highest level that could still be irrigated. Among other things, potatoes, papayas, bananas, grains, legumes, pumpkins, beans and grapes are grown.
The Garajonay National Park, which partly belongs to the municipality of Hermigua, is only six kilometers away to the east and is definitely worth a visit.
The Garajonay National Park, which partly belongs to the municipality of Hermigua, is only six kilometers away to the east and is definitely worth a visit.
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•Sabine Schorr
April 3, 2022
Hiking
Did the tour too. Really super nice with great views. Downhill into the valley is actually, in my opinion, the strenuous part of the tour. Fairly long and steep and very slippery with previous rain. But also with a beautiful view.
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•MW aus LE
April 20, 2017
Hiking
It is also called the banana valley, there are also loading stations.
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