Guided walking holidays in small group -El Hierro in a week

A one-week trip to the island of the Zero Meridian, the pitiusa of the Canary Islands. Walking along the ancient paths of the island you will get to know its idiosyncrasy and the exuberant nature. El Hierro is still the great unknown. An island of barely 270 square kilometres inhabited by just over 11,000 people. A natural area with diverse landscapes that boasts the pride of having been declared a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco since 2000. We suggest the 5 most characteristic hiking routes: 1.- The Water Route and the Garoé TreeThe Garoé was the sacred tree that, according to the aborigines, wept and water gushed from its branches. 12 km | + 150 m | - 600 m 2.- San Salvador Hermitage to the Isora ViewpointWalking along the peaks of El Hierro, with extraordinary views of the neighbouring islands of Tenerife, La Palma and La Gomera. 11 km | + 150 m | - 600m3.- Los Bosques Way: El Morcillo - MalpasoExtraordinary pine forests with large trunks form the sunny southern slope and offer a warmer view. 10 km | + 480 m | - 480 m4.- The End of the World RouteStarting from Sabinosa and crossing the cliff to the Mirador de Bascos, we reach the Ermita de La Virgen de Los Reyes and the Faro de Orchilla lighthouse. 9 km | + 550 m | - 200 m5.- Route of the last volcanoesThe last eruption of El Hierro was underwater (10 years ago) but the landscape reflects eruptions of recent volcanoes. 8 km | + 0 m | - 825 m