Villas in Hermigua
Hermigua suits walkers who want a valley base on the north of La Gomera, with Garajonay national park in the same municipality. The beach is pebbles and gravel with rough surf, and homes here generally have no pool.
- Villas
- 15
- From, per week
- £379
About Hermigua
Hermigua is a valley rather than a single village, its settlements grouped into Valle Alto and Valle Bajo down to Playa Hermigua, with about two thousand people in the municipality. The homes are scattered around it, mostly set up for two and often with a garden. The beach is pebbles and gravel, roughly a kilometre long, and the waves are strong, so a natural pool near it is the safer swim; you can drive to its car park. Playa de La Caleta is the other beach to try. Above the valley, cedar woods fed by a clear stream surround El Cedro, and the national park covers the southern part of the municipality. The notable stops are El Convento, a Dominican church and monastery of 1611, and the Los Telares crafts museum, so check opening times out of season.
Is Hermigua right for you?
- Best for
- Walkers and couples after a green valley and a quiet base
- Not for you if
- You want a sandy beach or a pool, because the beach here is pebbles and gravel with rough surf.
Near Hermigua
San Sebastián de La Gomera
The island capital and its ferry port, 12 km from Hermigua, with Calle Real, the church of La Asunción and an old windmill.
El Cedro
A hamlet in a small isolated valley, surrounded by cedar woods fed by a clear stream.
Garajonay National Park
National park covering the southern part of Hermigua's own municipality, with the hamlet of El Cedro beside it.
Getting to Hermigua
La Gomera has its own airport, and the port at San Sebastián de La Gomera has ferries to Tenerife, La Palma and El Hierro. From San Sebastián, Hermigua is about 25 minutes by car, and bus line 2 also runs between the two. Hire a car for the valley.
When to go to Hermigua
Hermigua's own weather can differ from the capital's, but San Sebastián de La Gomera has a hot desert climate, with June and July the driest months and November and December the wettest. The beach has strong waves at any time, so use the natural pool for swimming. The museums and the convent may keep short hours out of season, so check before you go.
Villas in Hermigua
4-star property
Casa Rural El Serrillal 1 Hermigua La Gomera
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
2
1
0
MicrowaveTerraceWashing Machine+10 more
from£54
per night
4-star property
Casa Rural El Serrillal 2 Hermigua La Gomera
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
2
1
0
MicrowaveTerraceWashing Machine+8 more
from£62
per night
Casa Rural Hibisco
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
2
1
0
TerraceWashing MachineInternet+6 more
from£62
per night
Casa Buganvilla
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
3
2
0
TerraceWashing MachineInternet+6 more
from£73
per night
4-star property
4-star property
Casa Efraim, Gomera
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
4
2
0
MicrowaveTerraceWashing Machine+8 more
from£75
per night
Casa El Cielo
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
2
1
0
GardenTerraceWashing Machine+6 more
from£58
per night
3-star property
5-star property
Home, Hermigua
Hermigua, La Gomera, Spain
2
0
0
ParkingMicrowaveTerrace+8 more
from£54
per nightHermigua villa holidays: questions answered
Is the beach at Hermigua sand?
No. Hermigua beach is pebbles and gravel, about a kilometre long, and swimming can be rough because of strong waves. A natural swimming pool nearby is easier to use.
How far is Hermigua from San Sebastián de La Gomera?
Hermigua is about 12 km from the capital, and the drive takes around 25 minutes. Bus line 2 runs between the San Sebastián bus station and Hermigua in under an hour.
Do homes in Hermigua have a pool?
Generally not. Most have a garden instead, and most sleep two, so the area suits couples more than groups wanting poolside space.
Is Hermigua good for walking?
Yes. The cedar woods around El Cedro and Garajonay National Park both lie in the municipality, so walks start close to the valley floor.
Which historic sights are in Hermigua?
El Convento, a Dominican church and monastery built in 1611, is the best known. The Los Telares museum covers regional handicrafts, and the Museo Etnográfico de La Gomera is also here.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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