MULAGUA is on Calle Pedro Bethencourt, in the village of Agulo, in northern La Gomera. Iglesia de San Marcos Evangelista is 110 m away; Casa del pintor Jose Aguiar is 170 m away, and Mirador de Agulo is 330 m away. Nearby, Tasca Las Cruces is 20 m away and La Vieja Escuela is 50 m away. You can explore the village streets on foot, visit its viewpoints and find places to eat near the house.
The coast is a short distance away: Playa de Agulo is 400 m away and Playita del Pescante de Agulo is 550 m away; Playa San Marcos is 1.0 km away and Playa Santa Catalina is 1.6 km away. La Gomera Airport is 17 km away. The Garajonay National Park Visitor Centre is 2.2 km away, while Parque Curato is 2.8 km away. To the east, Pescante de Hermigua is 2.5 km away.
The surroundings let you combine walks around the village and its viewpoints with beach days and trips inland. Mirador de Abrante is 710 m away; Mirador de Agulo, 330 m away, offers another place to take in the coastal landscape. The Garajonay Visitor Centre, 2.2 km away, is a useful reference point for exploring the park and its trails. Hiking and fishing are possible in the area, and the nearby beaches let you visit several stretches of coast. When you return, MULAGUA’s garden and terrace provide outdoor space to relax.
Church of San Marcos Evangelista
— Village church dedicated to San Marcos, with local religious architecture.
110 m
House of painter Jose Aguiar
— A space dedicated to Gomero artist Jose Aguiar and his painting career.
170 m
Viewpoint of Agulo
— A panoramic balcony overlooking the village and the northern coast of La Gomera.
330 m
Playita del Pescante de Agulo
— A small access point to the sea for reaching the coast of Agulo.
550 m
Visitor Centre of Garajonay National Park
— A starting point for discovering the trails and ecosystems of Garajonay.
2,2 km
Pescante de Hermigua
— A historic site by the coast, associated with Hermigua’s coastal landscape.
2,5 km