Isla Ons Boat Trip

By acquiring this ferry ticket, you will embark on a journey to Ons Island from Combarro, granting you the entire day to wander through this enchanting location nestled within the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park.

Boat Trip to Ons Island

Our adventure begins at the designated hour at the Port of Combarro, where the ferry departs towards the island of Ons, situated in the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park.

Throughout the day, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the island's breathtaking landscapes, characterized by stunning beaches and ideal hiking trails that lead into the mountainous terrain of Ons. It's fascinating to note that this island has been inhabited since prehistoric eras, and we will share intriguing tales about its past.

We encourage you to savor a meal at a local eatery, where you can indulge in the traditional cuisine of the island, featuring specialties like pulpo (octopus), a true local treat!

At day's end, please ensure you are back at the pier on Ons Island at the specified time to board the ferry returning to Combarro.

Entry Permit for Ons Island

Being a protected site, Ons Island has a cap on daily visitors. To gain entry, you must register and obtain a permit from the Xunta de Galicia.

Do take into account that during the peak season (from 15th May to 30th September and during Easter), it is essential to present your own permit issued by the Xunta de Galicia to access Ons. We will email this permit to you promptly. However, outside of these dates, we will not send it; instead, the guide will provide it on the day of your visit.

If any member of your party is unable to attend for any reason, please inform us with at least 15 days' notice so that the Xunta de Galicia can remove the name from their registry.

Guided Exploration of Ons Island

From 1st October to 14th May, your ferry ticket will also include a one-hour guided exploration of Ons Island. Please note that this tour is not available during the ten days of the Holy Week tourism peak, from the Friday preceding the holiday through Easter Sunday.