Tecina Golf

Located on Lomada de Tecina, Tecina Golf overlooks the ocean. it was designed by renowned British architect Donald Steel, who defined it as "the most exciting and challenging project I have designed and built".

The 18 holes of Tecina Golf, facing the ocean, have a total length of 6 meters from the white balls and constitute a par 343.

Its fairways and greens are surrounded by lush Canarian flora, such as cardoon and tabaiba, as well as fruits such as bananas, avocados or mangoes, which give off their characteristic aroma.

La Gomera was declared a World Biosphere Reserve in 2012. The dominance of nature, the vastness of the Atlantic, the imposing presence of the Teide volcano and the unruffled tranquility are some of the sensations that a golfer experiences during his day. at Tecina Golf, and which, associated with a privileged climate, make it a unique experience.

Located on the south coast of La Gomera, it is considered one of the 3 best courses in the Canary Islands, according to the prestigious specialist magazine "Golf World".

Tecina Golf has hosted countless international tournaments for professionals and amateurs, such as the Fred Olsen Challenge in Spain from 2009 to 2016, or the AESGOLF Women's International Doubles and Individual Championship, since 2003, when the course opened. .

In addition to the 18 holes facing the sea, players have training facilities (driving range, putting and chipping green), a restaurant, a bar and a pro shop in the clubhouse, as well as a free transfer service between the hotel and the golf course.

Located on the south coast of La Gomera, Tecina Golf is considered one of the 3 best courses in the Canary Islands, according to the prestigious specialist magazine "Golf World".

In addition to the 18 holes facing the sea, players have training facilities (driving range, putting and chipping green), a restaurant, a bar and a pro shop in the clubhouse, as well as a free transfer service between the hotel and the golf course.