Hermigua, municipality of La Gomera, runs from Garajonay National Park to the sea: between laurel forests, heathland and banana plantations, ending at El Pescante, a coastal enclave to enjoy the sea and sun. It is a wide valley that keeps much of the history of La Gomera and being a lovely place for visitors, it is perfect for a pleasant stay.
The weather of this valley is influenced by the trade winds that make the microclimates that can be found: from humid of laurisilva mountains, through forests of sabinares thermophiles, followed by agricultural areas for the cultivation of bananas, which reach the sea. Climate represents one of the major attractions of the municipality, which is said to be "the best climate in the world", with minimum temperatures are rarely below 18 ° C in winter and without exceeding 27 ° C in summer.
The economy of the municipality is based primarily on agriculture (banana and grapes) and rural tourism. Being one of the main points of rural tourism in the Canary Islands.
