What we will do on this route

Sálvora is the only island, belonging to the Atlantic Islands National Park, where we can see Galician wild horses and deer.

An island protected in the north of an archipelago of incredible small islands:

• The Island of Vionta with its dune shape and fine sand.
• The islet of Noro where the large stone that gives it its name will make us feel very small next to it, and of course, the islets of Gaboteira and the Herbosa.

A beautiful archipelago, with mixed bottoms and shallow depth, where its crystalline waters allow us to see the bottom as if we were doing it with diving goggles.

Inside Sálvora, its castle and its mermaid will be the first to welcome us.

We will disembark and enjoy a walking route, with or without a guide, in which we will be able to see its old village (uninhabited since 1972), its lighthouse, its forest and the entire surroundings of a very quiet island.

Recommended at any time of the year, even in the months of July and August, since it is the great unknown of all the islands of the Atlantic Islands Park.

A very beautiful, large and quiet island that today is what is most appreciated about a visit of this type.

Recommendations

• Sun protection.
• Comfortable clothing and shoes.
• Warm clothing such as a jacket or jacket.