We’ll gather for a welcome lunch, followed by a safety briefing, before setting sail to a coastal spot known for drum circles and fireside music, home to one of Europe’s last true hippie communes. With darkness when the fire lighted up, we will join them to listen to music(or even play together), sit near the fire and enjoy a stary night

After a typical Canary breakfast of papaya with orange, we will set sail to La Gomera via the whale migration route. If you've ever dreamed of starting to learn sailing, today will be your best day. Once we dock our floating home at San Sebastian and rent cars, we will drive to the island's peak to watch the sunset. As darkness falls, instead of just returning, we can journey through the famous 'forest of witches'. ;) While sharing dinner in a very special place, we will travel back 500 years to when Columbus dined before his renowned voyage.

Have you ever imagined what Earth looked like when dinosaurs roamed 150 million years ago? Let's explore. We will visit the ancient laurel forests of Gomera, estimated to be around 90-70 million years old. Our next stop is the glass edge of the island, offering one of the best views of Tenerife.

We proceed with our Gomerian adventure by navigating the southern waters of the islands, captivated by the dramatic cliffs of La Gomera. Today, we may have the opportunity to spot whales, dolphins, and monk seals in the ocean, as well as falcons and giant lizards in Valle Gran Rey. In 1970, Valle Gran Rey was the heart of the island's hippie movement, embodying a free spirit. Today, it remains the most secluded commune, yet steadfast in its original values of love, art, and openness.

Have you heard about Canarian ghost beaches? During low tide, areas that seemed like inaccessible rocks transform into pristine, mile-long beaches adorned only with shells, which then gradually disappear at high tide like ghost with first light.

The Los Órganos rock formation on La Gomera stands as a stunning natural wonder, with majestic basalt columns ascending from the sea, resembling a giant organ. The complex patterns and textures of these formations weave a captivating visual symphony of stone.

Most importantly this nature monument is visible only from the ocean.

The songs of whales are the symphonies of the sea, audible only in the profound depths of the ocean. As we traverse the primary migration path, accompanied by our special guest, the Whale Watching Guide, we will attend their deep-sea concert at a depth of 8 kilometers.

We will witness the sunset in the presence of the awe-inspiring Los Gigantes cliffs, which boast an 800-meter sheer drop. For perspective, the tallest of these cliffs is as high as the Burj Khalifa, a 163-story building. We will spend a night amidst these giants.

Los Gigantes is veiled in mystery. The secluded bays nestled between cliffs served as ideal hideouts for pirates and are now serene havens accessible only by boat. The tunnels, spanning several kilometers, were constructed by courageous workers in the 1950s, alongside uncharted goat paths that lead to the colossal arch at the brink of one of the towering cliffs.