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Nature and Adventure
Adventure and unforgettable landscapes in the heart of Asturias.
Picos de Europa
The Picos de Europa in Asturias They are one of the most visited destinations in northern Spain. Their limestone mountains rise to over 2,500 meters and offer spectacular landscapes, hiking trails, and unique viewpoints. They can be reached from Llanes in less than an hour, making them a must-see excursion for those seeking nature and adventure in Asturias.
Lakes of Covadonga
The Lakes of Covadonga are the most emblematic place in the Picos Europe. This group of glacial lakes, surrounded by mountains and green meadows, is one of the most photographed landscapes in Asturias. There are easy trails and viewpoints, making it perfect for families and travelers who want to enjoy a natural environment without difficulty.
Cares Route
The Cares Route, also known as “the divine throat"" is one of the most spectacular hiking trails in Spain. It traverses a gorge of over 12 km between Poncebos and Caín, carved into the rock and overlooking the Cares River. It's challenging in some sections, but an unforgettable experience for mountain lovers.
Descent of the Sella
He canoeing down the Sella It's the most famous adventure activity in Asturias. Every summer, thousands of people canoe the 15 km between Arriondas and Ribadesella. Local companies offer canoe rentals, equipment rentals, and return transportation, making it an easy, fun experience suitable for all levels.
Somiedo Natural Park
He Somiedo Natural Park It is a Biosphere Reserve and one of the most beautiful protected areas in Asturias. Its mountains and beech forests are home to unique wildlife, such as the Cantabrian brown bear. It's ideal for peaceful hikes and for discovering the most authentic rural Asturias, with less crowded landscapes than the Picos de Europa.
Beaches & Cantabrian Sea
The Cantabrian Sea at its finest: beaches, waves, and magical spots.
Located next to the Bufones de Pría, this beach is famous for its funnel-shaped surface and calm waters. At low tide, it becomes a natural pool ideal for families, while at high tide, it offers a unique spectacle with the Cantabrian Sea crashing against the surrounding cliffs.
Just a few minutes away by car, this beach stands out for its rock formations intersected by natural arches and caves. It's one of the most photographed beaches in Asturias and a perfect place to relax and explore its geological surroundings.
Declared a Natural Monument, this inland beach is one of the most unique jewels of the Asturian coastline. Its waters flow through an underground tunnel connected to the Cantabrian Sea, creating a natural spectacle that amazes every visitor.
Hidden coves and intimate corners
On the eastern coast of Asturias, there are secret coves that seem straight out of a dream. For example, Portiellu Beach, accessible only on foot from Celorio, emerges between cliffs and vegetation like a haven of peace. Another gem is The Canal (Villanueva de Pría), a small beach hidden at the end of a karst promenade, almost inaccessible and rarely visited. If you're looking for tranquility and something different, these coves are for you: hiking, silence, and a wild environment await you.
Boat trips along the coast
From the port of Llanes or Ribadesella and other nearby towns, boat or sailboat trips are organized, offering a comfortable and unique way to see the cliffs, beaches, and blowholes from another perspective: the sea. In addition to the unforgettable sunsets over the Cantabrian Sea, these routes take you to discover the imposing Cliffs of Hell, a rugged rock formation that rises from the water and offers spectacular views from the sea. The route also borders the Asturian Jurassic Coast, famous for its fossil footprints (ichnites) in the rock, remains of dinosaurs that turn this area into a true open-air natural museum.
Gastronomy, culture and leisure
From the most authentic cuisine to the most lively culture and atmosphere.
Asturian Gastronomy
Typical products
The Asturian fabada It is the most emblematic dish, hearty and full of flavor. The cachopo, two breaded and stuffed beef fillets, has become another must-have. Asturian cheeses, such as Cabrales, Gamonéu or Afuega'l Pitu, are recognized worldwide for their intensity and variety. And, of course, the natural cider, served in the traditional pouring style, is the soul of the Asturian table.
Traditional restaurants and cider houses
Asturian cuisine is best enjoyed in its cider houses and eateries, where tradition blends with hearty dishes and an authentic atmosphere. Here are some of the most recommended places near Llanes and the surrounding area:
Muros Cider House (New): recognized for its local atmosphere and grilled dishes.
The Santa Marina Farmhouse (Parres): Homemade Asturian cuisine with hearty menus and a family atmosphere.
The Buzu (Llanes): popular cider house to try cachopos, including the original fish cachopo.
Poli House (Vidiago Gates): historic, with high-quality traditional Asturian dishes.
Sea and More Tavern (Llanes): It stands out for its slow-cooked ribs and modern atmosphere.
El Tábanu Restaurant (Celorio): generous portions and a terrace facing the sea, ideal for cider and tapas.
Xico House (Mestas de Ardisana): a must-stop to try fabada, verdinas with seafood, octopus or tortos.
La Guía Cider House (Ribadesella): typical, where cider is poured as tradition dictates.
El Cerezal Restaurant (Collera – Ribadesella): famous for its lobster rice.
The Marivuelta (Cangas de Onís): low-temperature meats and good cider.
Cider House Juan (Cangas de Onís): cider, tapas and a highly appreciated homemade vermouth.
Museums and places of interest
Jurassic Museum of Asturias (MUJA, Colunga): It surprises with its dinosaur footprint-shaped architecture and one of the most complete fossil collections in Spain.
Cider Museum (Nava): Interactive tour to learn about the history and production of Asturias' most representative beverage.
Ethnographic Museum of Eastern Asturias (Porrua): brings you closer to traditional rural life with objects, houses and customs from the area.
Basilica and Royal Site of Covadonga: spiritual enclave surrounded by mountains and lakes, a symbol of Asturian identity.
Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Cave (Infiesto): temple built inside a cave that combines nature and devotion.
Tapas and nightlife
Leisure in Asturias is filled with cider houses, tapas bars, and live music venues. From a leisurely stroll through the historic center of Llanes to a night out in Gijón or Oviedo, you'll always find something to suit your desire to have fun.
Historic center of Llanes: lively streets lined with tapas bars and traditional cider houses. It's the perfect place to try local products like cheeses, cured meats, or hearty seafood, all accompanied by a glass of cider.
Terraces and bars in RibadesellaA more relaxing option for those who prefer to sit by the sea or the Sella River at sunset. Enjoying a drink or a beer with spectacular views turns any evening into a special experience.
Clubs and nightclubs in Gijón and OviedoThe two major Asturian cities offer a livelier urban atmosphere for those looking to extend the night. Two notable options are Tribeca (Oviedo), one of the best-known venues, and Acapulco (Gijón), a classic live music venue.
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