Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
La Gomera seems perfectly equipped to seduce vacationers in search of a change of scenery. With its magnificent beaches and natural parks, you will undoubtedly be transported to an extraordinary world. A world that you can discover by choosing a yacht charter in La Gomera during your vacation.
Map of navigation zones in the Canary Islands (clickable)
The meeting place for hikers
Occupying the western part of the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, La Gomera has always attracted vacationers for its incredible animal and plant biodiversity. Recognized as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO since 2012, La Gomera remains a paradise for hikers. They will be able to discover one of the most beautiful laurel forests in the world, embellishing the Garjonay National Park.
The fairly steep El Contadero trail to Hermiga reveals an incredible range of landscapes to you. A landscape embellished, in places, by ravines and an ancient tropical forest. At the end of the path, a magnificent view of Mount Teide on the neighboring island of Tenerife unfolds before your eyes.
Water sports in La Gomera
Thanks to the very mild climate of this part of Africa, La Gomera will also enchant swimming enthusiasts, who can enjoy its crystal-clear waters all year round.
Even water sports enthusiasts will have a field day! Scuba diving and snorkeling are among the island's star attractions. Surrounded by exotic volcanic rock formations and mysterious caves, La Gomera is home to an incredibly rich underwater world to discover with the whole family.
La Gomera enjoys particularly clement weather, allowing you to veer off to other fun activities such as windsurfing, surfing or kitesurfing. Several courses and training sessions will allow you to try out these captivating activities in the open sea off the sandy coast of La Gomera.
Those who prefer to relax will certainly prefer to laze on the beach of La Calera. Embellishing the west of La Gomera, it is clearly a must for families who will appreciate the long walks on the volcanic sand. The Playa del Inglés, on the other hand, reveals a world of steep cliffs plunging straight down into a sparkling sea.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 53 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $14,740 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,716 |
| Maximum price per week | $190,986 |