The only Canary Island where ancient whistling language still echoes through UNESCO forests
While millions flock to overcrowded Tenerife and Gran Canaria, La Gomera remains the only Canary Island where ancient traditions survive untouched. This 370-square-kilometer volcanic paradise holds secrets that no other destination can claim: the world’s only surviving whistling language and the Canary Islands’ sole UNESCO World Heritage laurel forest. At just 22,000 residents, La Gomera … Lire plus