The beach is 600 meters long, with sand, rocky areas, and dunes . The western end is called Las Barqueras, while the eastern end is called Castro because there is a Roman-era hill fort near the beach. It is an ideal spot for swimming and also offers good conditions for diving and surfing.
Otur beach is accessed from the N-634, between the homonymous population and that of Sabugo, traveling about 800 meters. You can reach the sand by car; although you must park in the area enabled as parking. Otur beach can also be reached by rail; the nearest station is in Piniello, at 3 kilometers.
We detail some of the services that the beach has:
Boardwalk: No
Composition: Golden and black sand
Bathroom: Calm waters
Anchoring: No
Nudist: No
Signposted accesses: Yes
Signs of rescue: Yes
Parking: Yes
Toilets and showers: Yes
Public telephones: No
Bins: Yes
Rental of umbrellas and hammocks: No
Kiosks: No
Diving areas: Yes
Text: © Ramón Molleda for asturias.com
