to 0,00 km / The beach and estuary complex, with small marshes and dunes, is a refuge for migratory birds and has enormous natural and landscape value, with views of the Boy islets. Shared by the councils of Tapia de Casariego and El Franco as they serve as a boundary...
to 2,96 km / Approaching Viavélez is a real find for the traveler. This hidden and charming port seems like the whim of a busy miniaturist or the painting of a famous painter, with a talent for capturing light and the most vivid colors. A fishing village with a well...
to 5,48 km / The fishing village of Tapia de Casariego is a charming enclave on the western coast of Asturias. Its fishing port keeps the essence of always and its beaches and coves provide one of the most refreshing baths in Asturias.
More than a fishing village: a paradise...
to 5,54 km / If we talk about Pollicipes cornucopia few people will understand it. It is better to simply say barnacle. This is a universal term, or almost, and refers to a crustacean that develops on rocks beaten by the sea. From the cliffs it goes to the table not without...
to 5,73 km / Tapia has a lot of coastline, cliffs...
to 5,85 km / Tapia de Casariego is an important summer and leisure resort center, it has a lot of coastline, cliff area and good beaches; calm waters that invite you to swim and waves rough enough for surfing. Tapia, in fact, is one of the meccas for the practice of...
to 9,32 km / Apartments located in the village...
to 9,75 km / Beach on the western coast of Asturias. A natural treasure that goes unnoticed if we observe it from the heights of the nearby promontories. On the beach we discover its dune and lagoon system at the mouth of the Dola river, with vegetation...
to 9,76 km Of great beauty, with crystal-clear waters and a unique, large islet that, running north-south, divides the beach in two. It is very close to the border with the province of Galicia, as Tapia de Casariego is one of the westernmost municipalities in the region...
to 10,65 km In Ferpel, gastronomy is...
to 11,56 km / Castro culture belongs to the Iron Age, a hard, bellicose period, full of insecurity. The Asturian forts, fortified towns from this era, are more than two hundred and fifty in the Principality. The best preserved, and the one with the most archaeological fruits...
to 12,50 km Traditional fishing ports, historic centers brimming with character and tradition, delicious seafood cuisine, picturesque coves, vast, rugged sandy beaches, expansive coastal plains, towering cliffs, and verdant hills steeped in Vaqueira heritage. The western coast is a territory that is barely...
to 12,65 km / Navia is one of the most populated and dynamic Asturian towns, one of those with the greatest commercial, industrial and tourist life in the Principality. With its 6.000 inhabitants, it could be said that it is the most populated center on the western coast of Asturias, in addition to...
to 12,72 km / At Casa Vicente (Castropol) they celebrate...
to 12,86 km / From a satellite view, the Eo estuary is more than just a simple border between communities, it is a considerable blue fissure that merges into the Cantabrian Sea. From a bird's eye view it is already a large expanse of calm water. At the foot of the estuary is the horn of plenty embodied in a...
to 12,91 km Anchorage, shelter, bay, estuary, gulf, inlet, port, cove... all nouns that can be used to refer to the "wide" mouth of the Eo River. On the bank belonging to Castropol, there is a long fishing tradition as well as a great fondness for rowing and...
to 16,25 km / Beach on the western coast of Asturias. We arrived at this beautiful maritime area and, without yet knowing its status as Natural Monument, it captivates us. From a bird's eye view, Frejulfe beach, or Frexulfe in Asturian, is located between Cape San Agustín and Punta de...
to 17,60 km / The building that houses the...
to 18,59 km / This museum is unique in its kind for jointly recreating seafaring and peasant life throughout the centuries. In addition, this space houses one of the best collections of carpentry in Ribera. It was created by the Friends of History Foundation from the...
to 18,60 km / The inhabitants of Puerto de Vega move, they love their town. There are barely 2.000 residents but they insist on preserving their history and urban planning, which leaves a trail of nineteenth-century romanticism difficult to find in an Asturian town. It seems that...
