Discovering Cultural Heritage
If you’re a history and culture enthusiast, the Ecomuseum of Guinea is a must-visit attraction! This friendly and informative museum is dedicated to preserving the traditional way of life of the local communities, from the fishing villages to the farmlands. You’ll get a chance to see traditional tools and crafts and learn about the unique customs and beliefs of the people of Guinea.
Nature's Canvas Unveiled
Take a hike through the breathtaking landscapes of El Hierro, which is known for its volcanic terrain, lush green forests and stunning vistas. Explore the Garajonay National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features a dense laurel forest, or climb to the top of the Malpaso Peak, which is the highest point on the island and offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Beach Paradise Unleashed!
Indulge in some beach activities by visiting the stunning Playa del Verodal, which boasts crystal-clear waters, red-black sand and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Relax under the sun on a lounger, swim in the refreshing water, or try some thrilling water sports, such as surfing and windsurfing.
Charming Capital Escapade
Explore the nearby town of Valverde, which is the capital of the island and known for its charming colonial architecture and lively atmosphere. Take a stroll through the picturesque streets, visit the local market, or stop by one of the many restaurants and bars that serve delicious Canarian cuisine.
Indulge in Some Spanish Cuisine
Treat yourself to some exclusive dining experiences by visiting some of the best restaurants in El Hierro. Sample the local cuisine, which is based on fresh seafood, meat and vegetables and try some of the island's famous specialties, such as gofio (a traditional flour made from toasted grains) and mojo (a spicy sauce made with garlic and chilli peppers).
Take the Scenic Route
Visit the El Golfo Valley, which is a natural wonder that features a spectacular volcanic crater, lush green forests and breathtaking views of the sea. Take a scenic drive along the winding roads, or hike to the bottom of the crater and explore the unique flora and fauna that inhabit the area.