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Garajonay Experience

Garajonay Experience

Project Description

Excursion to the Garajonay National Park. We will go straight to the heart of this laurel forest to enjoy it with our five senses. A unique experience, careful, with high quality and rich in content. An introductory pill of what it is and can offer us the Garajonay National Park. Mainly designed for those who want to make a day trip in La Gomera and look for something adapted to the timetable of the ferries. An attractive and delicious experience, to stay with desire to return and continue discovering the island.

With Garajonay Experience we will make a short trail of low intensity but high sensations.

Price: € 40 (Discount of 20% for children under 12) Discounts for groups consult

Includes: Local interpreter guide, transportation and activity insurance.

Duration and difficulty: 5 hours. Low

Time and meeting point: 11: 00h San Sebastian de La Gomera

Recommendations: Wear comfortable shoes for walking, warm clothes, protection for rain and sun, picnic and water.

Small groups. Weekly departures.

For more information and reservations write to info@ymaguara.com or call 922 800 329 or 0034 659 992 205

A bit more about the National Park Garajonay…

The Garajonay National Park occupies 10% of the surface of the island and is a must. It has one of the best known samples of laurisilva, a humid forest of varied evergreen species that, in the Tertiary, covered practically all of Europe. A place that was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and that impresses with its beauty and mysticism.

On the route we will discover the secrets of laurisilva, a type of forest that can currently be found on the north side of the Canary Islands, between 600 and 1,400 meters above sea level, except in Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. It means “Forest of Laurels”, since most species have similar characteristics to the laurel. You can reach up to 20 different species of trees, among which are the bay and beech, along with lichens, the characteristic mosses that live on the trunks of trees and up to 484 different species of plants. Its origin goes back to the ancient jungles that covered the Mediterranean basin (southern Europe and North Africa) in the Tertiary, some millions of years ago. They arrived in the Canary Islands thanks to the wind, the marine currents and the birds. While changes in the climate of the Mediterranean region made it extinct, in Macaronesia they have been maintained until today thanks to its mild and humid climate.

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