Líneas Salmón
Líneas Salmón is a family-run shipping company founded in 1969 in the south of Gran Canaria. Its regular boat line links Arguineguín, Anfi del Mar, Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogán, with the option of getting on or off at every stop. It also runs a dolphin watching trip off the island's south coast. Its white and green boats are adapted for people with reduced mobility and have a bar on board.

Líneas Salmón is a family-run company providing sea transport in the south of Gran Canaria, founded in 1969 by Laureano Romero Rodríguez. Since then it has linked the southern coastal municipalities by sea, and its white and green boats have become part of the Mogán coastline. Its customer point is in Puerto Rico, in the municipality of Mogán.
The regular line connects Arguineguín, Anfi del Mar, Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogán, so the south-west coast can be explored stop by stop, getting on or off the boat at each one. The second service is a cetacean watching trip to see dolphins in their natural habitat off the south coast. The boats are adapted for people with reduced mobility and have a bar on board; tickets and the excursion can be bought online.
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