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Garajonay National Park - This is possibly the main attraction of El Cedro. The town is located within the national park and makes an excellent base for exploring the park. The park consists of luscious rain forests and high mountain peaks, which are often covered by fog. Here you can wander around nature, while getting a glimpse of the island's past.
Hiking - This is one of the top attractions in El Cedro, with most of the tourists to the town hiking up to to the town from Hermigua. There are a number of hiking trails found throughout the area, which are perfect for nature lovers who want to explore the national park. Guided hiking tours are also on offer. |
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Bar La Vista - In the centre of town. This is the best restaurant in El Cedro and is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of the best Gomeran dishes, as well as some other Spanish favourites. The food is excellent and the prices are reasonable.
Tapas Bars - All around town. There are a number of Tapas Bars located all over town, and are very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of tapas at very reasonable prices. These bars are great to go to grab a quick bite to eat. |
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| Bar La Vista - In the centre of town. This restaurants doubles up as a bar, with a separate restaurant and bar section. This is the best and most popular bar in town, and is frequented by both locals and tourists. Here you can sit back, relax and have a few drinks after a long day of hiking, while making a whole lot of new friends. |
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| Garajonay National Park - This is possibly the main attraction of El Cedro. The park consists of luscious rain forests and high mountain peaks, which are often covered by fog. Here you can wander around nature, while getting a glimpse of the island's past. |
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