Cangas del Narcea bedste strande

This beach is relatively uncrowded and has parking available. Unfortunately, there is no surveillance, but the scenery along the route from here is quite pleasant.

That place is a paradise for families, boasting stunning forests, a vast stretch of sand, and plenty of fun in the sun.

Not sheltered from the north wind, so it's not ideal for a peaceful day. Parking is available, but it's not particularly generous. The sand is white, but nothing special.

The beach has all the amenities one could wish for, including showers, parking, picnic areas and a beach bar. The bathrooms are only open when the bar is manned, so it's worth checking before you go. It's important to be aware of the tide times, as when the tide is high, there's not much sand left. But, that's all part of the fun and it's a great spot to relax and enjoy the sun.

This place is a peaceful oasis, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist spots. The scenery around it is stunning and I highly recommend a visit!

The beach at Luarca offers some stunning views of the town, Fonte Baxa botanical garden, the breakwater and the mountains. However, it may not be the best place for a swim. When the tide recedes, the beach is filled with algae, and when the tide rises, there is hardly any sand to be found. All that remains is a concrete bench and a ramp. also quite rocky and crowded, so if you're looking for a peaceful experience, this might not be the beach for you. I personally prefer to take photos here rather than take a dip. It's more of an urban beach, with the hustle and bustle of the town and not much of a paradise-like atmosphere. There are two areas, one narrower and one wider, near the rise of a path offering some spectacular views. The beach also has surveillance and rescue, bike parking, a fishing area, public toilets and a beach bar in its wider area