Country house in Hermigua,
hidden in the El Cedro forest

Our grandfather built it in the 1950s. Today it sleeps six, has a fireplace for misty afternoons, and there’s nobody else inside.

6 guests
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

A house that could not be built today

El Cedro is surrounded by Garajonay National Park, and new houses can no longer be built here. The few that exist are old, like this one.

Our father restored it with the care of someone repairing his childhood home: he kept the thick walls and the old roof tiles, and renewed everything else so the house could live on for many more years.

Where you’ll sleep

  • One bedroom with a double bed.
  • Two bedrooms with two single beds each.
  • Two bathrooms: one with a shower and one with a bathtub.

For everyday life

  • Fully equipped kitchen: ceramic hob, fridge, microwave, moka pot, kettle and toaster, with crockery, cutlery and all the utensils you need.
  • Living room with a wood-burning fireplace (firewood included), Smart TV, books, guides and board games.
  • High-speed wifi and mobile coverage in the house.
  • Heating, dehumidifier, washing machine and tumble dryer.
  • Bed linen and towels, soap, salt and sugar are ready when you arrive.

The house in pictures

The garden, between the fruit trees and the forest

In front of the house, terraces step down with apple, plum and almond trees, kiwis, feijoas, a cherry tree and a lemon tree: if you find the fruit ripe, it’s yours. On the terrace there is a barbecue for eating outdoors, with the mountain before you and, on clear days, the sea in the distance.

Frequently asked questions

In El Cedro, in the municipality of Hermigua, in the north of La Gomera, surrounded by Garajonay National Park. It’s about 40 minutes by car from the port of San Sebastián and from the airport. Getting here

Yes, there is no public transport to the house. The last stretch is a narrow forest track, and the first time it’s best to drive it in daylight. Before you arrive we’ll send you detailed instructions. Keep them downloaded, because mobile coverage comes and goes on the track.

There are no shops in El Cedro, so it’s best to do your shopping before driving up. About a 10-minute walk away there is a bar-restaurant serving Canarian food.

Cool and humid most of the year, with frequent mist: the house stands at about 830 metres on the north side of the island. Winter nights are cold. Bring warm clothes and rain gear; indoors you have a fireplace, heating and a dehumidifier.

Yes: high-speed wifi and mobile coverage in the house.

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is before 12:00. The minimum stay is three nights.

No, pets are not allowed in the house.

Yes, and so is the firewood for the fireplace.

Yes. Babies do not count towards the six places. There is a high chair, but no cot.

Bookings are non-refundable: if you cancel, the amount paid is not returned. You’ll find all the details in the booking terms (in Spanish).

The forest is waiting

Choose your dates and the house will be all yours.