Discover the essence of La Gomera on this island adventure, beginning with breathtaking views from Mirador El Rejo before venturing into Garajonay National Park to experience the tranquility of Laguna Grande, nestled within the world’s best-preserved laurel forest. Continue to Chipude’s Bodega Altos de Chipude, where family tradition and passion come together in the wines of Gloria Negrin, who created her first white wine, Rajadero, in 2019 as a tribute to her father. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, you’ll sample wines that embody the unique enological spirit of La Gomera. The journey concludes with a stop to admire the dramatic silhouette of Roque de Agando, leaving you with lasting memories of the island’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and heartfelt traditions.

La Gomera's capital in every way - economically, bureaucratically and historically - seaside San Sebastián centers on a delightful historic core with shaded plazas, sun-bleached pastel-painted buildings and pedestrian-friendly streets sprinkled with shops, cafes and restaurants. Its main claim to fame is that Christopher Columbus stayed here on his way to the New World, and the explorer's every footstep (real or imagined) in the town has been well documented for visitors. You soon will realize how slow-paced San Sebastián feels, a world away from its neighbor island. In fact, today it is all about following the footsteps of Columbus while admiring the beauty and picturesque center of the town. Also, a short refreshment stop to breathe in the fresh air from land and enjoy local favorite food is included. After this perfect introductory excursion, you will return to the pier. Please note : Comfortable shoes and seasonal clothes like a jacket are recommended.

Set sail for an unforgettable three-hour adventure just off the shores of La Gomera, where the Atlantic Ocean comes alive with spectacular marine views and, on special occasions, the chance to see whales and dolphins in their natural environment. As you cruise south along the island’s breathtaking east coast, keep watch for cetaceans such as spotted, common, and bottlenose dolphins, as well as pilot whales, which are often seen in these waters. The journey offers not only the excitement of possible wildlife encounters but also stunning coastal scenery that makes every moment on board memorable. This is a day at sea you’ll treasure as something truly different and special—welcome aboard!

Board your motor coach to travel to the wonderful forest of Garajonay , recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and your first destination after leaving the island capital, San Sebastian. Standing at over 4,000 feet above sea level, the views you'll see provide a magnificent panorama that stretches to the neighboring islands of Tenerife in the east and La Palma in the west. Making a number of stops along the way, you will have a myriad of opportunities to take photographs and enjoy the view. You will then begin your descent to the coast. Included on this tour is a visit the incredible Valle Gran Rey , home of the island's last "Guanche" Chieftain, and you will learn about the conquest of La Gomera at the beginning of the 15th century. Dominated by the surrounding curtain of mountains, you'll discover remote communities and terraced farms that cling to the valley walls all around. A short stop for refreshments in Arure will be made then route back to your ship in San Sebastian. Please note : This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Guests are advised to wear seasonal clothing, a jacket, closed shoes, anad bring water, local currency and camera.

From San Sebastian, the island's capital, you'll visit La Gomera's most interesting sights, traveling by motor coach. First you'll head north to the agricultural valley of Hermigua , famous for its banana plantations. The Garajonay National Park covers the southern part of this municipality and one of its landmarks is the twin rocks " Roques de San Pedro ." You will see the subtropical thermopile forest of Laurisilva Woods before traveling on to the small, enchanting village of Agulo . Surrounded by a massive basalt wall almost 984 feet high, Agulo offers a breathtaking view of the nearby island of Tenerife. It's a short 15-minute drive to Centro Visitantes Juego de Bolas in Las Rosas a center where you will learn the history of how the island was formed. Your next destination will be Laguna Grande in the middle of the National Park Garajonay, where you will enjoy a guided walk. Head to Agando , where you will see the magnificent landscape of volcanic basalt formations at Roques de Agando and Orchilla , one of La Gomera's most striking features at 4,074 feet high. Then, your motor coach will return you to your yacht. Please note: This tour is not recommended for wheelchairs or people with mobility issues due to the amount of walking required. All roads on La Gomera are winding and there are some ravines. It is advised that you bring your camera, comfortable shoes and seasonal clothes like a jacket are recommended.

Experience the natural beauty of Porto Santo from a new perspective on a guided horseback adventure through scenic island trails. After a short transfer to the Porto Santo Equestrian Center, you’ll be greeted by professional guides and matched with a well-trained horse suited to your experience level. Following a safety briefing, set out on a relaxing ride across volcanic landscapes, sandy paths, and open countryside, taking in peaceful views of the island’s hills and coastline. This slow-paced excursion offers an enjoyable and accessible way to connect with nature, ideal for both beginners and experienced riders alike. Please note: The tour includes horses and riding gear, a safety briefing, and an escort from the Equestrian Center; no prior riding experience is required.

Begin with a short transfer from the pier to the starting point of your hike at Pico do Castelo, one of Porto Santo’s most iconic peaks. The trail winds through reforested areas of pine and native vegetation, a striking contrast to the island’s naturally dry landscape. As you climb toward the 437-meter summit, enjoy sweeping views over the island’s coastline and inland valleys, with several scenic points perfect for photography along the way. Upon reaching the top, take in panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding terrain before descending along the same path. Following your hike, a short transfer will take you to Campo de Cima for a brief refreshment stop before returning to the pier. Tour itinerary may vary depending on local conditions.

Begin your panoramic exploration of Porto Santo with a visit to Portela Viewpoint, offering sweeping views of the golden sands and the town of Vila Baleira below. Continue to Pico do Castelo, one of the island’s highest volcanic peaks, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking island and ocean vistas before heading to the Cardina Museum in Camacha, an engaging private ethnographic collection featuring traditional tools, crafts, and detailed miniature models depicting the island’s rural heritage. The tour continues to Quinta das Palmeiras, a lush botanical garden and bird sanctuary that provides a refreshing oasis amid Porto Santo’s arid terrain, followed by a stop at Calheta, the island’s westernmost point, where views of Madeira may be visible on clear days. Conclude with a visit to the Christopher Columbus House Museum, believed to be the explorer’s former residence, to learn about his ties to the island before returning to the ship. Please note: Tour itinerary may operate in an alternative order; comfortable walking shoes and a jacket are recommended; visibility from scenic viewpoints depends on weather conditions; and local currency is advised as many vendors do not accept credit cards or U.S. dollars.