Chejelipes Reservoir

Along the Barranco de la Villa you will find several reservoirs, after the rainy winter they were full to the top at the end of February.

It is one of the many dams on the island and stands out for its historical and functional importance. Although its exact date of construction is not specified in the sources consulted, it is part of a series of dams built on the island since the beginning of the 20th century.

The dams in the region not only play a crucial role in the management of water resources, but also offer spectacular views that can be seen from various viewpoints. Furthermore, in the Chejelipes area, the retaining walls of the dams are passable, allowing you to enjoy magnificent views of the hamlet and the surrounding nature.

La Gomera is an island that has managed to combine the functionality of these infrastructures with respect and preservation of the natural environment, which makes places like Chejelipes interesting destinations both from a technical and tourist point of view.