Beaches in Asturias where is dangerous to climb down
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. […]
PortielluLlanes, Asturias
Completely missing from official maps and guides, Portiellu is a secluded nudist beach hidden in Llanes really close to the Toró beach. Why the secrecy? Well, I don’t think there is any secrecy when it comes to the official tourism board, is just that Llanes has so many beaches that only the better preserved ones […]
San CidielloCudillero, Asturias
San Cidiello beach is a tricky one, really tricky. First of all because official maps are placing it in 2 different areas albeit they do agree to place it East of Cape Vidio which is correct. Second of all because although you can see the path you have to take (quite visible in the map […]
Del BurroCoaña, Asturias
Del Burro is the typical secluded beach that you can see from above, so the question is: why did I added it in our beach app Asturplaya and why am I writing about it here in the blog? If you happen to visit Cartavio – because you heard that is a village with lots of […]
El CarmenGozón, Asturias
I have written here before about El Carmen beach when I presented to you other two neighboring beaches towards West called Aramar and El Dique. In our beach app Asturplaya you will find El Carmen beach “paired” with Aramar beach since El Carmen itself does not have a safe descent and you can only reach […]
Los Negros or CampizalesCudillero, Asturias
This beach has 2 names, both still in use: it’s called Los Negros but also Campizales beach. It’s a rather extended beach so it’s impossible to miss, the only problem being actually stepping on it. You can get to see Campizales beach from above from the village of Albuerne – you can get to the […]
Pedreyada & BigoixCoaña, Asturias
Finding the coves of Pedreyada and Bigoix is not easy if you are not familiar with the surroundings – roads may take you close enough to get a glimpse of them from above but not close enough to actually be able to climb down to them. First you have to drive to the village of […]