Send to La Gomera
Shipping to La Gomera from £8.23 exc VAT
Ship to La Gomera with Parcel2Go
To send a parcel to La Gomera, you’re going to need a trustworthy delivery service you can rely on. With our expertise in navigating international delivery, why not use Parcel2Go?
It’s vital for our customers to know that delays can happen to your parcel if they do not comply with Custom regulations or if they are due to be delivered on certain dates. Please do a pre-delivery check to see if the parcel you’d like to send meets Spanish Customs requirements. National holidays and non-working days (Saturday and Sunday) might slow down your parcel’s delivery, so please select a date that won’t coincide with these dates to avoid any impact on your estimate.
Parcel2Go is dedicated to providing attractive prices, need-to-know information and brilliant customer service for sending a parcel to La Gomera. We’ve put all the useful info you’ll need below.
Our International Services to La Gomera
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to La Gomera?
Despite being located closer to Africa than Europe, La Gomera is actually a territory of Spain and is therefore a part of the EU. However, there will be slight taxes charged on items from the UK, which means you will need the right declaration forms when posting to La Gomera.
Luckily, we’re here to help. When you book a delivery with us, not only do we send you your label, we will also send you all the relevant documentation you need to ensure that your parcel gets to it’s destination without a hitch.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to La Gomera?
Postage to La Gomera starts from as little as £8.23 exc VAT only when you book through Parcel2Go.
You will also have the option to track your parcel for free with our tracking tool!
How should I address my parcel for delivery to La Gomera?
As La Gomera is a part of Spain, you should address your parcel in the same way that you would a Spanish address, only with the island name ‘LA GOMERA’ and the territory ‘THE CANARY ISLANDS’ on the last line of the address in block capitals.
You can refer to the Universal Postal Unions guide to Spanish addresses here