“Wow, did you see that view?” a fellow traveler exclaimed, clutching her hat against the wind. This, my friends, is Mirador Cumbre de Tajaqu\u00e9. As you can see, it’s much more than just a scenic lookout. Perched over 1,300 meters above sea level, Mirador Cumbre de Tajaqu\u00e9 gives us a front-row seat to the raw beauty of La Gomera. Look south, and your gaze will sweep over the dramatic Benchijigua ravine, a testament to the island’s volcanic origins. On a clear day, the vista stretches beyond La Gomera, offering a glimpse of El Teide, the majestic peak of Tenerife, rising from the sea. But the true magic of Mirador Cumbre de Tajaqu\u00e9 unfolds at sunset, when the sky erupts in a fiery farewell, painting the landscape in hues of orange, purple, and red. It’s a moment that captures the heart, reminding us of the powerful allure of the natural world.
Capilla de Santa Clara
“A chapel on a ridge? That’s quite a climb!”, you might think. And you’d be right! The Capilla de Santa