Salmon ferry between Puerto Rico and Mogán

The Líneas Salmón regular line works like a bus service on water, shuttling between four ports on the south coast. You pick the stop nearest your hotel, buy a one way or return ticket, and step aboard. Sailings run through the middle of the day, roughly between 09:00 and 17:45 depending on the route, so you can combine two resorts in one outing.

The shortest hops are between Puerto Rico, Anfi del Mar and Arguineguín. The longer run connects Arguineguín with Puerto de Mogán, passing the cliffs and beaches that you cannot see properly from the GC-1. There is a bar on board if you want a drink during the crossing.

The company has been running boats along this coast since 1969, and the vessels are adapted for passengers with reduced mobility. Children aged 6 to 12 pay a reduced fare and under sixes travel free, which makes it a cheap way to give the family a short boat ride as well as a lift to the next town.

• The line calls at four ports: Puerto Rico, Puerto de Mogán, Anfi del Mar and Arguineguín.
• There are more than 48 departures a day, all year round.
• Fares depend on the route. The lowest adult one way fare is 5,00 € (Puerto Rico to Anfi del Mar, Arguineguín to Anfi del Mar and the reverse), while Arguineguín to Puerto de Mogán is 15,00 € one way and 21,00 € return.
• Adult fares apply from 13 years, children aged 6 to 12 pay a reduced fare, and babies aged 0 to 5 travel free.
• Return tickets cost less than two singles, for example 14,00 € adult return between Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogán.
• The vessels are adapted for people with reduced mobility.
• There is a bar service on board during the crossing.
• If you do not turn up after buying a ticket, it is treated as a no-show and you lose the fare. If you let the company know 24 or 48 hours in advance that you will be late or cannot travel, you can be moved to another time and day.