Beach Concha de Artedo
  • Beach Concha de Artedo
  • Beach Concha de Artedo
  • Beach Concha de Artedo

La Concha de Artedo is, as we Asturians say, a "beautiful beach ," at times "spectacular" for the senses. There you can enjoy an unparalleled sunset, magnificent sounds at high tide when this pebbly shore crackles with the surf. It's a "beautiful" beach at low tide, at high tide, in bad weather, and on that perfectly sunny day when we admire the cliff-lined coastline where it finds shelter.

Photo by Asturies ConBici.




Latitude: 43.5647202 Length: -6.1912251
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The bath in its waters is unbeatable, protected as it is from the ocean by two projections that give it its shell aspect, and the fame of its clean and crystal clear waters, almost exotic for the Principality. Year after year it occupies the highest positions in the water quality ranking of the Asturian beaches.

For its beauty, its comprehensive services, both beach-related and hospitality-oriented; for its easy access, its peaceful, rural setting, and its exceptional cleanliness, it is the most popular beach in the municipality of Cudillero . It is also the largest in the municipality, stretching 760 meters and covering an area of ​​nearly 70.000 square meters.

It is located at the bottom of a wide inlet into which the Uncín River flows, forming a small estuary of high natural value.

A beach shell that once was a port and from which the linear Cantabrian skyline is admired like no other.

Sport fishing has long been a well-established activity there . In particular, it is, and has traditionally been, one of the best coastal areas for beginners to scuba dive.

The walls at both ends of the beach are suitable for diving, although the westernmost point, Punta Austera , is undoubtedly the most famous . There are large crevices to explore, with walls covered in sponges and gorgonians. In the sand, you can discover numerous rays, electric rays, and bottom-dwelling fish. It's a perfect mix of sand, seaweed, and rock. The most common species you might encounter are white seabream, wrasse, and mullet, as well as sea bass almost year-round. Occasionally, you might spot a sea trout, John Dory, or triggerfish, among others.

A place with such rich landscapes and natural environment also holds a significant cultural heritage, as it has historically been a mandatory stop for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago . Today, Artedo continues to be a relaxing rest stop on the stage between the towns of Cudillero and Luarca.

Information:

How to get to

It has access through the core of Artedo, which is accessed by a detour from the N-632. It is one kilometer away from this town. You can also get there from Lamuño by a steep and steep road that leaves us in the center but with practically no chance to park or pass to the other side as the old bridge that was previously accessed It is now only pedestrian.

Services

It has sevice of aid, parking area and camping, about 500 meters inland. There is also a restaurant.

GPS Coordinates:
43.565164
-6.191058


Text: for asturias.com Copyright Ramon Molleda



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