What is it about old houses that seem to whisper stories of the past? Right here, nestled amidst the banana plantations in the breathtaking valley of Hermigua, stands Casa Llano Campo. This isn’t just any house. This is a beautifully restored 19th-century gem, a testament to traditional Canarian architecture. Casa Llano Campo was lovingly brought back to life in 2014. The passion behind its restoration stems from a deep-rooted love for La Gomera. The family who owns Casa Llano Campo has roots in Hermigua. Their heart and soul are poured into this house. They hold vivid childhood memories. Memories of playing amongst the banana trees, the rhythmic sounds of washing by the ravine, and the tantalizing aroma of local delicacies from traditional ovens. Those experiences shaped a profound connection to this place, its people, and its timeless traditions. Today, Casa Llano Campo opens its doors to travelers seeking an authentic taste of La Gomera. It invites you to create your own stories amidst the tranquility and beauty of this island paradise.
Playa de Santa Catalina
Gazing at the rhythmic crash of waves against the black sand, one might wonder about the secrets held within Playa