Sitting in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Africa, is the beautiful island of La Gomera. This island is actually the smallest of the Canary Islands at just 370km² and remains relatively unspoiled by mass tourism. Instead of high rise hotels and British pubs, here you will find wonderful walking trails and rugged mountain scenery.
Thanks to its location, La Gomera enjoys a sub-tropical Mediterranean climate all year round. Winters are temperate, perfect for walking and exploring nature, while summers are hot and sunny which draws visitors to the island's peaceful beaches.
What's The Weather Like In La Gomera In July
Temperature
During the summer season, July is almost always warm and sunny in La Gomera. At least 12 hours of sunshine warm the island each day during the month and there's a 71% chance of a sunny day. Almost the hottest month of the year, temperatures are continuing to rise in July, although it could feel cooler in the mountains. The temperature can range anywhere between lows of 19°C up to highs of 26°C. The average daily temperature ends up hovering around 23°C, but either way, it should never feel too cold in La Gomera in July. In fact, visitors are advised to wear sunscreen and always take care at the hottest part of the day, between 12 and 3pm.
Sea Temperature
When it gets too warm in La Gomera, why not cool off with a swim in the ocean? The Atlantic Ocean remains lovely throughout the month, with average sea temperatures rising to a balmy 23°C.
Rain
Another great benefit of visiting La Gomera in July is that rainfall is at its lowest, so most days should be pleasant and dry. There is only 90mm of rain during the month, with 10 wet days. Any rain that does fall should be light and pass quickly.
If you're looking for ideal beach weather, July is the perfect time to plan a trip to La Gomera.
La Gomera Hotels In July
Bella Vista Apartment
Self-catering accommodation is a great option when visiting the quiet island of La Gomera. The Bella Vista Apartments are located in the old district of Playa Santiago and offer a tranquil and self-sufficient stay just 10 minutes' walk from the beach, shops and restaurants. Each apartment is equipped with a kitchen and living area while many have their own private balcony or terrace with sea views.
Hotel Gran Rey
For a more intimate hotel stay while on the island, the Hotel Gran Rey is a modern, sophisticated and budget-friendly hotel. This hotel is located in the Valle Gran Rey so you can easily walk to a large variety of attractions: restaurants, beaches and walking trails are all close by. Because the hotel is located in one of the largest cities on La Gomera, you can expect the staff to speak a variety of languages if you don't speak Spanish.
La Gomera Beaches For July
The island of La Gomera has 90km of natural, sandy beaches that can be enjoyed all year round, but July is an especially great time of the year for sunbathing and splashing in the sea. As temperatures rise and the sun shines for longer, tourists and locals alike flock to the island's serene beaches and secluded coves.
Playa de Ingles
One of the best beaches in Las Gomera is Playa de Ingles in the beautiful Valle Gran Rey. This beach remains unspoiled, with its large expanse of soft sand and backdrop of rocky cliffs providing a picturesque setting to soak up the rays. There is also a selection of shops and restaurants located conveniently close by. Be warned though this is a 'clothing optional' beach!
Bars And Restaurants
Restaurante Tagoror
As an island surrounded by Atlantic Ocean, La Gomera is a great place to sample some fresh fish dishes. Restaurante Tagoror in Playa Santiago takes full advantage of its ocean-side location, with a superb seafood menu that includes homemade paella, grilled fish and calamari. Spectacular sea views add to the wonderful ambience.
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Things To Do In La Gomera In July
Virgin del Carmen's Day
In July, La Gomera and the other Canary Islands celebrate the Virgin del Carmen's Day. The Virgin del Carmen is the patron saint of sailors - a population that was critical in the development and growth of the Canary Islands. Because she is the patron saint of sailors, these holidays are particularly well-celebrated in the coastal towns of La Gomera. The saint is honoured on all islands as the Virgin's statue is transported from island to island by boat.
Tecina Golf course
If you'd like to relax and play a round or two of golf, La Gomera has a golf course with some of the best views in the world: the Tecina Golf course. This 18-hole course shoulders the ocean and has views of the other Canary Islands and even Mount Teide on Tenerife. The golf course is set up on a slope with the first hole on the top and the 18th hole at the base.
