Combarro tourist office

The Combarro tourist office is at Carreiro do Campo 17, at the entrance to the old town of hórreos and cruceiros. It is a seasonal office of the Poio council (Concello), part of the INFO Rías Baixas network of the Pontevedra provincial council, and it gives information on Combarro and the rest of the municipality: the old town, the Poio monastery, the beaches, walking routes and Tambo island, which is visited with authorisation.

Hours and contact

It is open in season, from spring to autumn: according to the council's 2026 tourist information, from 29 March to 22 October; the Turismo de Poio website summarises it as April to October. Hours are Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 to 20:30, and Sundays 11:00 to 13:30; it is closed on Mondays. Phone: 986 833 204 or 986 770 001, extension 1320. Email: [email protected].

Out of season: the Casal de Ferreirós

The rest of the year the Casal de Ferreirós office is open, at Avenida Andurique 43, in San Salvador de Poio, open all year. In autumn and winter it is open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 14:30 and closed at weekends. In the summer season it extends its hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 to 14:00 and 17:30 to 19:00, and Saturdays 10:30 to 13:00; Sundays and public holidays, closed. Phone: 986 833 204 or 986 770 001, extensions 1312 and 1315.

Tambo island

Among its services is giving information on the island authorisations. The guided visit to Tambo island is done in limited groups, with a guide and landing only at the jetty, on a route of about 2 km lasting between two and a half and three hours. You need a boat ticket from one of the companies leaving Combarro harbour and, with it, the council's access authorisation, processed on the Turismo de Poio website. If you have doubts about the procedure, they will help you here.

What else they sort out

They give you the map of the Combarro old town, with about 60 hórreos, half of them lined up over the estuary, and advise you on continuing to the Poio monastery, five minutes away, or the Samieira mills trail. In summer, ask too about the mussel boat trip on the estuary.

Getting there and parking

The old town is pedestrianised. To leave the car, the council lists Calle Maceira, the As Redeiras promenade, the paid Club Náutico car park and the outside of the Chancelas school: the details are in Combarro car parks. In summer, arrive before eleven or after five, because at midday they fill up. Without a car, the buses that pass through Poio can be checked on the Transportes Públicos de Galicia website; from Pontevedra it is under ten minutes by car.