Near Playas de Tapia

0,00 km away / Tapia has a long coastline, cliffs...

0,34 km away / Tapia de Casariego is a major summer resort and leisure center, boasting a long coastline, cliffs, and beautiful beaches; calm waters perfect for swimming and waves strong enough for surfing. In fact, Tapia is one of the meccas for surfing...

to 0,37 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...

0,49 km / If we talk about Pollicipes cornucopia, few people will understand. It's better to simply say barnacle. This is a universal term, or almost, and refers to a crustacean that develops on rocks battered by the sea. From the cliffs it goes to the table, but not without...

4,37 km / Beach on the western coast of Asturias. A natural treasure that goes unnoticed when viewed from the nearby headlands. At beach level, we discover its dune and lagoon system at the mouth of the Dola River , with vegetation...

4,40 km away / A beach 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...

5,66 km away / Apartments located in the village...

5,73 km away / The beach and estuary complex, with its small marshlands and dunes, is a refuge for migratory birds and has enormous natural and scenic value, with views of the Boy islets. Shared by the municipalities of Tapia de Casariego and El Franco, it serves as a boundary...

at 8,01 km / At Casa Vicente (Castropol) they celebrated...

At 8,05 km / From a satellite view, the Eo estuary is more than just a border between regions; it's a considerable blue fissure that merges with the Cantabrian Sea. From a bird's-eye view, it's already a vast expanse of calm water. At the water's edge, it's a cornucopia embodied in...

8,11 km / Anchorage, shelter, bay, estuary, gulf, inlet, port, cove... all nouns that apply to the "wide" mouth of the Eo River. On the Castropol side, there is a long fishing tradition as well as a great passion for rowing and...

8,64 km away / Approaching Viavélez is a true discovery for the traveler. This secluded and charming port seems like the whim of a dedicated miniaturist or the painting of a famous artist, with a talent for capturing light and the most vibrant colors. A fishing village with a beautiful estuary...

12,89 km away / In western Asturias, very close to the village of Andía, in the municipality of El Franco, lies one of those places that surprises precisely because they aren't advertised in a big way. The Caves of Andía—also known as As Covas da Andía—are not your typical cave,...

14,23 km away / The building that houses the...

16,35 km away / In Ferpel, gastronomy is...

17,12 km away / The hillfort culture belongs to the Iron Age , a harsh, warlike period, fraught with insecurity. There are more than 250 hillforts in Asturias, fortified settlements from this era, in the Principality. The best preserved, and the one with the most archaeological finds...

18,23 km away / Traditional fishing ports, historic centers with plenty of character and tradition, delicious seafood cuisine, picturesque coves, large, wild sandy beaches, vast coastal plains, enormous cliffs, and green hills steeped in Vaqueira tradition. The western coast is a territory that is barely...

18,37 km away / Navia is one of the most populated and dynamic towns in Asturias, boasting a vibrant commercial, industrial, and tourist sector in the Principality. With its 6.000 inhabitants, it could be considered the most populated town on the western Asturian coast, in addition to...

21,94 km / Beach on the western coast of Asturias. We arrived at this beautiful seaside spot and, without yet knowing its status as a Natural Monument , it captivated us. From a bird's-eye view, Frejulfe beach, or Frexulfe in Asturian, lies between Cape San Agustín and Punta de...

22,70 km / The Navia River flows through a canyon of breathtaking landscapes that this route brings to life. We stop at several natural viewpoints to see for ourselves. Jumping from viewpoint to viewpoint, the route passes through villages with slate roofs, remnants of rural settlements, and...