アグロのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

そこで立ち止まって何か飲むことができます。

Original alleyways, houses from the 18th/19th century and an almost colonial village center – extremely photogenic.

Agulo – the charming northeastern village of La Gomera The village of Agulo is located on the north coast of La Gomera, at an altitude of approximately 400–500 meters. It is one of the island's best-preserved traditional villages, with narrow cobbled streets, colorful houses, and ocean views. What to see and do Walks: Agulo is an excellent starting point for hikes into the surrounding hills, through valleys, and along red-earth terraced paths. Routes range from short walks to day hikes into the laurel forests of Garajonay National Park. Viewpoints: Visit the Mirador de Abrante for panoramic views of the village, the coast, and the green valleys. Local culture: Discover small craft shops, traditional farms, and terraces where you can sample local products such as honey, cheese, and wine.

Agulo, the charming northeastern village of La Gomera The village of Agulo is located on the north coast of La Gomera, at an altitude of approximately 400–500 meters. It is one of the island's best-preserved traditional villages, with narrow cobbled streets, colorful houses, and ocean views. What to see and do Walks: Agulo is an excellent starting point for hikes into the surrounding hills, through valleys, and along red-earth terraced paths. Routes range from short walks to day hikes into the laurel forests of Garajonay National Park. Viewpoints: Visit the Mirador de Abrante for panoramic views of the village, the coast, and the green valleys. Local culture: Discover small craft shops, traditional farms, and terraces where you can sample local products such as honey, cheese, and wine.

If you're hungry, be sure to try the white bean stew.

A beautiful hike to this destination. Good hiking gear is recommended. Parking is plentiful at the start of the hike. We thoroughly enjoyed the hike, especially when we reached the top. The descent also had many surprises for us ☺️

Laguna Grande, a large depression in the ground. In the past, this area would fill with water during periods of prolonged rain. Since it has no outlet, it would remain underwater for several days or even weeks. This gave it the name lagoon.

Very tranquil, quiet place