Hike N1_Benchijigua
Embark on a fascinating hike in the Benchijigua Valley, located in the south of La Gomera, at the foot of the iconic Roque de Agando. A portion of this valley has been designated as a strict nature reserve due to its exceptional botanical richness, harboring a large number of endemic species. Along this route, you will discover different levels of vegetation, immersing yourself in a captivating journey through the unique biodiversity of the region. Prepare to be amazed by the botanical abundance that surrounds you with every step you take.
The magic of this experience goes beyond the mere aesthetic aspect. It is also rich in cultural and historical significance. You will explore a charming, nearly abandoned village, the picturesque church of San Juan where a traditional festival is still celebrated every year, a cereal threshing area, and a gofio mill that evokes the ancient ways of life of the island’s inhabitants.
Immerse yourself in a journey that will connect you not only with nature but also with the history and traditions that have shaped the idiosyncrasy of La Gomera over the centuries. An experience that will delight both your heart and your curiosity!
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