Beaches in Asturias that have rocks
El RegueroCastrillón, Asturias
The Reguero beach takes its name from the stream that flows here into the sea, but is also known by locals as El Cordial cove. Finding it on the map is rather easy, getting there is a whole different story. But you heard this a lot from me when it comes to finding secluded beaches […]
OleirosCudillero, Asturias
I believe Oleiros is the most beautiful beach in Cudillero you never heard of. From my point of view not visiting it is a shame cause you are missing out on some raw beauty, the kind you won’t see at the most popular beaches of Cudillero like San Pedro de La Ribera or Concha de […]
AntillesLlanes, Asturias
Locals and people familiar with this beach call it Antilles. Maps and guides of the Llanes coastline might show it as Cué beach so be warned that they are the same beach. And what a beach it is!! In our beach app Asturplaya you’ll find it under both names – download it today and enjoy […]
CarniciegaGozón, Asturias
You’ll probably see the images of the Carniciega beach and think you’ve seen them before or maybe I got all confused and published here some images from the Verdicio beach. There might be a better explanation for the similarity, since these 2 beaches are actually close neighbors. I like to call them “twin sisters” cause […]
VerdicioGozón, Asturias
Easy to find and very popular especially in high season, Verdicio (also known as Tenrero beach) is a beach for the entire family, even if its strong waves require a bit of caution. You can get here either from West (Avilés) or East (Luanco), following the indicators pointing towards the small village of Verdicio. Another […]
CovallongaAvilés, Asturias
Covallonga is the kind of cove that can only be truly appreciated and loved once you see it from below and not from above, like in the images inserted in this post. A long narrow cove of sand and rocks, it’s best seen from above as the descent is rather dangerous, especially on rainy days. […]
San BalandránAvilés, Asturias
San Balandrán is a very peculiar beach, for various reasons. One reason is that is belongs to the municipality of Avilés, an area where no official beaches show up on maps. A second reason is that San Balandrán is located inside a cove inside a delta. And a third reason is that, although it’s a […]