Casas Rurales de Hermigua (Ibo Alfaro)
Independent rural houses managed by Ibo Alfaro in Hermigua.
Rural hotel set in a former manor house in Hermigua, in the north of La Gomera, standing on a hillside overlooking the fertile farming valley. Its rooms and the associated country houses, spread between Hermigua and Alajeró, focus on eco-tourism and contact with the surroundings. The valley around it holds much of the island's banana plantations, along with avocados and oranges, and serves as a base for exploring La Gomera's nature. Online booking is available.
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