Among the many attractions of our Asturian lands, the beaches are, every year, gaining more and more attraction among the visitors of Casa de Castro. From wide sandy beaches to hidden gems such as Cobijeru beach, beach tourism in Asturias is as varied as you can imagine.
For that reason, on this occasion, we leave you with a series of beaches that you can visit in Asturias when you visit us, a short drive away, so that you can travel along the Cantabrian coast and enjoy all that Asturias has to offer.
Aguilar Beach
Aguilar Beach is located in the municipality of Muros del Nalón, in Asturias. With an extension of approximately 500 metres, this beach stands out for its fine golden sand. Surrounded by green cliffs, it offers an impressive natural environment. Aguilar is ideal both for enjoying a day of sun and sea and for water activities thanks to its calm waters.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5gWMbCSNnafu1mak8
Arnelles Beach
Arnelles Beach is located in the council of Caravia, offering a unique experience in the middle of nature. Although its size is more modest, with about 150 metres in length, Arnelles stands out for its peaceful surroundings and clear waters. Ideal for those looking to enjoy the Asturian coast in a more secluded setting.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2dzdWraGc9s1uWZP9
Barayo Beach
Barayo Beach, located between the councils of Valdés and Navia, is a real natural gem. More than 2 kilometres long, this beach stands out for its wild beauty and unspoilt landscape. Surrounded by dunes and marshes, Barayo is a Nature Reserve that offers a unique and varied ecosystem. Ideal for nature lovers and birdwatchers.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/6AUS6aXhPLAPk8c87
Aguilera Beach
Aguilera Beach is located in the council of Valdés and stands out for its isolation and natural charm. Approximately 250 metres long, this beach offers a tranquil setting and crystal clear waters. Surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, Aguilera is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and immerse themselves in the serenity of the Cantabrian Sea.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oR799u9HML4wXcW17
Cape Busto
Cabo Busto, in the council of Valdés, is a rocky peninsula that juts out into the Cantabrian Sea, offering breathtaking panoramic views. With a rugged geography, Cabo Busto is ideal for hiking and exploration. From its cliffs, spectacular seascapes can be seen, making it a perfect place for those looking for experiences beyond conventional beaches.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iCvLGSvMZymhGJFx7
Concha de Artedo
Located in the council of Cudillero, Concha de Artedo Beach is a hidden gem of approximately 250 metres in length. Surrounded by green meadows and cliffs, this beach offers a peaceful and picturesque setting. Concha de Artedo Beach is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy a peaceful day on the Asturian coast.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/rqjtc2UKkrkHHzox7
Gueirua Beach
Located in the council of Cudillero, Gueirua Beach is known for its rugged landscape and natural beauty. With impressive rock formations and crystal clear waters, Gueirua offers a wild and unique environment. Although access can be challenging due to its steep path, the reward is a pristine and picturesque beach that invites exploration and contemplation.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Rci5ZcKfEpyDYjpi6
Silencio Beach
Also known as Playa de Gavieiro, Playa del Silencio is a hidden treasure in Cudillero. Known for its tranquillity and spectacular surroundings, this beach offers crystal clear waters and impressive cliffs. Although its access can be a little tricky, its serene beauty makes it an unmissable destination for nature and peace lovers. Highly recommended if you have a bit of an adventurous spirit.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/peqX18qvuhbRZYBo6
Navia Beach
Located in the council of the same name, Navia Beach is a stretch of golden sand and calm waters. Approximately 700 metres long, this beach is ideal for enjoying sunny, relaxing days by the sea, perfect for family getaways. Surrounded by green areas and with all services available, it is a comfortable and relaxing alternative.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sUXH4MAN15jxWFfG6
Frexulfe Beach
Frexulfe Beach is a sandy beach of approximately 850 metres in length. A natural monument since 2002, thanks to its golden sand and crystal clear waters, Frexulfe offers a peaceful and natural environment. Surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, this beach is perfect for those looking to escape from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the serenity but also the bravura of the Cantabrian Sea lapping against the coast. Amazing.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jyZzNHirkbZ2kwGPA
Peñarronda Beach
On the border between the councils of Castropol and Tapia de Casariego, Peñarronda Beach is one of the longest and best known beaches in the region. With a length of 600 metres and an average width of 315 metres, Peñarronda offers a unique combination of golden sand and rocky landscapes. In addition to its natural beauty, this beach is ideal for water sports such as surfing and bodyboarding. It is one of the few beaches in the north with dunes, which means that it has its own fauna and vegetation, which is why it is listed as a Natural Monument.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/NYbX7zN5zaizGzcu8
Serantes Beach
Located in the council of Tapia de Casariego, Serantes Beach is a small 250-metre-long paradise for surfers, although it is also equipped to be suitable for families, thanks to its nearby services. With its consistent waves and relaxed atmosphere, Serantes, which when the tide is out forms a complex with Playa de Mexota, is a popular destination for local and international surfers. In addition to its appeal for water sports, this beach offers a stunning natural setting, with spectacular cliffs and coastal scenery. It is one of the most visited beaches in the area.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/B92pVbP4zoLDH4wR6
Arnao Beach
In the council of Castrillón, Arnao Beach is known for its mining history and its natural beauty. Approximately 350 metres long, Arnao is the perfect place to enjoy a day of sun and sea in a peaceful and picturesque setting, as it has a promenade that links up with a green path. Its waves make it an interesting beach for water sports such as surfing and fishing.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/AXqNSAkgou3NY2936
Porcia Beach
On the west coast, specifically in Condejo de El Franco, Porcia Beach is a popular destination for nature lovers, because when the tide comes in, the beach is completely flooded leaving only a series of islets afloat. In addition to its natural beauty, this beach has services and amenities that make it a complete destination for visitors of all ages. Underwater fishing, recreational fishing and hiking are common on this beach. It is, without doubt, one of the most beautiful beaches in Asturias.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/A8gjzDGzn3PQKwL58
Mexota Beach
The beach of Mexota (or Mixota), in the council of Tapia de Casariego, is known for its impressive cliffs and rock formations. Approximately 250 metres long, it is not a particularly popular beach, despite being in an urban area. Although access can be challenging due to its steep path, Mexota’s natural beauty makes it a must for those looking to explore the Asturian coast. For surfers, it is category 2, i.e. for beginners. By the way, the beach is naturist.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/SWtR1vCqPpBWV1VDA
Anguileiro Beach
In the council of Valdés, the beach of Anguileiro, or La Grande, or also known as Campos, is a quiet spot 410 metres long but very wide. With its golden sand and calm waters, Anguileiro is perfect for enjoying days of relaxation and disconnection in a natural environment. Surrounded by vegetation and with access through a picturesque path, this beach is equipped for motorhomes, as it has its own car park, catering services, it is suitable for surfing, in fact, it is the favourite beach in the area for lovers of this sport.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2ZB9Whoqre52hJeU6
Otur Beach
Also in the council of Valdés, Otur Beach is known for its extensive dunes and natural surroundings. With a length of 600 metres, Otur offers more than enough space to enjoy the sun and the sea in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. In addition to its scenic beauty, this beach is ideal for water sports such as surfing and windsurfing. Nearby is the Castro de Castiello, which gives its name to the eastern part of the beach. Its easy access and signposting make Otur beach one of the most popular during the summer. It is an area for naturism, and both recreational and sport fishermen can be found here.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZZJgCBgbuoRqTm2y8
Cadavedo Beach
Cadavedo Beach is a 440-metre stretch of golden sand and calm waters that invites relaxation and enjoyment. With services available and a stunning natural setting of cliffs, Cadavedo is a popular destination for families and those seeking comfort on the Asturian coast. In addition to its beach, Cadavedo has a charming fishing village that is well worth exploring, especially at high tide, as the beach is completely covered in water. By the way, if you like to park as close as possible, Cadavedo has a parking area right on the beach.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/YCKNbpTzxKEPGgsT8
Torbas Beach
In the council of El Franco we find the beach of Torbas, a quiet and generally uncrowded spot that offers an intimate atmosphere by the sea due to its small size. With its dark-coloured, medium-grained sand, Torbas is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy the Cantabrian Sea.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pq817qA3gfBRbYQJ9
La Paloma or Esteiro Beach
In the council of Tapia de Casariego, La Paloma Beach is a charming place known for its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty. La Paloma, at 170 metres long, is a very busy beach of fine golden sand which, at low tide, joins the Playa de la Reburdia. For surfers, it is a Category 3 beach.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gL8DWFGKf6mVSrtYA
Each of these Asturian beaches offers a unique experience, providing visitors with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Cantabrian Sea and enjoy the diverse landscape that characterises the Asturian coast. Come and visit us at Casa de Castro if your aim is to get to know Asturias from a quiet and relaxed enclave.