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Santa Ana beach in Valdés, Asturias
Ok, this one can scare you if you happen to see it from the Santa Ana headland or anywhere near its Western side (which you can and you should!) – because you suddenly see a big vertical wall surrounding the beach and you think: “No way I can get down there!!!” That’s because an 80 […]
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Salinas in Luarca beach in Valdés, Asturias
Together with First & Second beaches of Luarca, Salinas ends a string of impressive beaches considered part of the village of Luarca, centre of the municipality of Valdés – other beaches in and around Luarca being Las Arreas beach, El Enguilo beach, Portizuelo among a few others pretty difficult to find. Salinas is a very […]
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Cueva beach in Cudillero, Asturias
La Cueva beach is a shell-shaped sandy beach (with gravel) on the western flank of Cape Vidio and part of the West Coast Protected Landscape Area. Cape Vidio, just like Cape Busto, is surrounded by a string of beaches that look quite similar one to another. And when I say “string” and “similar”, I mean […]
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Bozo beach in Valdés, Asturias
On the same Western flank as Cape Busto we can find the beach of Bozo surrounded by high cliffs of quartz and slate, just like the majority of the beaches in the municipality of Valdés (and boy, they are many!) Extra info about Bozo beach Medium sized beach of boulders – it has around 270 […]
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Fabal beach in Navia, Asturias
To get to the beach of Fabal you have to leave the car in the nearby village of Teifaros and walk till you reach its Eastern side. If you love trekking you can reach it from either Navia beach or Frejulfe beach but that is another story. There is no way you can get close […]
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1st and 2nd of Luarca beach in Valdés, Asturias
In a wide cove sheltered from the sea by breakwaters, these two beaches – known as Playa Primera and Playa Segunda (The First Beach and The Second Beach of Luarca) – form a unique sandy area which is very crowded during the summer and belongs to the West Coast Protected Landscape Area. There is a […]