What to see in Cudillero, Spain?

Asturias, land of mountains, wild coasts, and a rich culture, is the perfect setting for an unforgettable getaway. From the Picos de Europa to the beaches of the Cantabrian coast, the region offers a diversity of landscapes and activities for every taste. Asturian cuisine, with its famous fabada, cheeses, and apple cider, is another major staple that makes this land a unique place.

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• Soto del Barco – A small coastal municipality in Asturias, located on the right bank of the Nalón River estuary, notable for its castle (Castillo de San Martín).

• Playa del Silencio – One of the most spectacular beaches in Asturias, with crystal-clear waters and surrounded by impressive cliffs.

• Cabo Vidio – Offers stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Asturian coast.

• Playa de Gueirúa – A magical spot with rock formations that create a unique landscape.

• El Pito – A small nearby village with the impressive Quinta de Selgas, a palace with beautifully landscaped gardens.

• Soto de Luiña – A charming village that is part of the Camino de Santiago and is notable for its Baroque church.

• Playa de San Pedro de la Ribera – A wide and peaceful beach with golden sand and waters which are perfect for swimming.

• Cudillero’s Viewpoint – From here you get an incredible panoramic view of the village and its harbor.

• Cudillero’s Harbor – Ideal for strolling, enjoying the local cuisine, and seeing fishing life in action.

• Route of the Viewpoints – A route that takes you to several viewpoints with spectacular views of the village and the coast.

• Oviedo – The Asturian capital, characterised by its historic center, the Cathedral of San Salvador, and the famous Foncalada Fountain.

• Soto del Barco – Pequeño concejo costero asturiano situado en la margen derecha de la desembocadura del río Nalón, del que destaca su Castillo de San Martín.

• Cabo Peñas – The northernmost point of Asturias, with impressive cliffs and panoramic views

• Picos de Europa – Perfect for hiking and enjoying nature, with places such as Covadonga and the Enol Lakes.

• Luarca – A beautiful coastal village with a charming harbor and the cemetery where Nobel Prize winner Severo Ochoa rests.

• Tazones – A small fishing village with a fascinating history and where Charles I of Spain landed.

• Gijón: The largest city in Asturias, with a vibrant culture and spectacular beaches such as San Lorenzo. You can't miss the Cimadevilla neighborhood, the Asturias Railway Museum, and the Atlantic Botanic Garden.

• Candás: A fishing village with a charming harbor and cuisine based on fish and seafood. La Playa de Candás and the Museo Antón are recommended visits.

• Luanco: Known for its fishing tradition and its beautiful beach. You can also visit Asturias Maritime Museum and enjoy its seaside promenade.

• San Esteban de Pravia: A former coal port with an impressive natural setting. The mouth of the Nalón and its coastal routes are perfect for strolling.

• La Concha de Artedo: A peaceful beach surrounded by nature, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the Asturian landscape.