Camping La Vista
Campsite in El Cedro, next to Garajonay National Park.
A campsite in El Cedro, in the municipality of Hermigua, next to the Garajonay National Park, in the heart of La Gomera's laurel forest. With capacity for around 78 people and services such as showers, electricity, a barbecue area and a dining room, an accommodation option deep in nature.
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