Salvora Archipelago

By maritime public transport

There is no regular daily transport, so visitors must contact the shipping companies that organize groups visiting this island from various ports, mainly from O Grove and Aguiño, although also from Ribeira, Boiro, A Pobra, A illa de Arousa, Vilagarcía, and occasionally from Bueu.

The maximum quota is 250 daily visitors. These groups must be accompanied by a  guide accredited by the Park at a ratio of 25 visitors per guide.

Consult the shipping companies that make trips to Sálvora at the end of this same page.

By private boat

The visit can be made any day of the year, but it is necessary to have the navigation and anchoring permits issued by the National Park. The form to request navigation permission can be downloaded on this website in the section of authorizations and it also indicates the documentation that must be attached. The applications, once completed, can be sent by email, regular mail or fax to the National Park offices.

Once the navigation permission has been obtained, you can request the permissions of anchoring for those days you want to anchor in the islands. 
The daily limit in this archipelago is 15-20  anchorages/day in the Pazo-Almacén area.

Remember that for safety and conservation reasons the visit to the village of Sálvora can only be made in the company of guides authorized by the National Park