La Gomera – The absence of flat

The misty forests and rugged and rocky terrain on La Gomera really got me. The island boasts some beautiful and challenging gravel paths ways all over. What makes cycling a bit laborious is the topographie of the island. It’s made from valleys. Routing tours means going up and down the valleys for several times.One of my highlights was exploring the Garajonay National Park. On bike and by foot. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to lush forests, stunning views, and an incredible network of pathways. What sets La Gomera apart from other destinations is the relaxed and laid-back atmosphere of the island. The locals are warm and welcoming, and there's a distinct lack of hustle and bustle. A match!