Pescante de Hermigua, located in Santa Catalina on the island of La Gomera, Spain, is a striking remnant of the island's agricultural past. This structure consists of four tall concrete pillars that were once part of an aerial cable system used to transport bananas directly onto ships. Today, it stands as a testament to La Gomera’s historical reliance on banana cultivation. Nearby, the natural pool offers a serene setting for visitors to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean's refreshing waters. This pool is unique as it is naturally replenished by ocean waves, providing a safe swimming environment while surrounded by the dramatic cliffs and lush greenery typical of the island. The area offers stunning views of the ocean and is an ideal spot for photography and experiencing the rugged beauty of La Gomera.
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