Coastal Marvels
Asturias boasts a stunning coastline dotted with charming fishing villages and hidden coves. Visit the picturesque village of Cudillero or explore the unique rock formations at Playa de Gulpiyuri, a hidden inland beach.

Cider Tasting
The region is renowned for its traditional cider culture. Immerse yourself in the local tradition of sidra pouring and savour the distinct flavour of this refreshing beverage.

To help you plan, you might find our 7 Day Itinerary for Asturias useful.

Cities and towns in Asturias

Arenas de Cabrales – surrounded by rugged mountains, deep valleys and traditional villages, and is famous for its Cabrales cheese

Cangas del Narcea – buzzes with cafés, stone bridges and a genuine sense of tradition. If you’re looking for authentic and unhurried, this is it

Cangas de Onis – is a historic Asturian town, serving as the gateway to Picos de Europa National Park, famed for its medieval bridge

Castropol – is a quiet coastal town in westernmost Asturias, overlooking the Eo estuary, known for its elegant mansions and tranquil charm

Costa Verde – is known for its lush green landscapes, dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and charming fishing villages

Cudillero – is a picturesque fishing village in Asturias, tucked into a narrow cove, known for its colourful houses, steep amphitheatre layout, and fresh seafood

Gijon – is a lively coastal city known for its beaches, maritime history, cider culture, and vibrant university-town energy

Langreo – is a town with grit and charm in equal measure. Old mines have become museums, the people are friendly and cider is plentiful

Lastres – is a picturesque cliffside fishing village in Asturias, famous for its dramatic coastal setting, seafood, and as a popular filming location

Llanes – is a scenic coastal town in eastern Asturias, known for its colourful harbour, dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches, and mountain views

Luanco – offers a working harbour that buzzes with life, golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and a laid-back seaside vibe that is unspoilt

Luarca – is a picturesque whitewashed coastal town in western Asturias, known for its fishing harbour, lighthouse, and dramatic Atlantic scenery

Mieres del Camino – has a history linked to pilgrimage routes and mining and now offers museums, old mining villages, and dramatic landscapes

Navia – mixes fishing traditions with a buzzing local scene and offers sandy beaches, hearty seafood, and genuine Asturian charm

Oviedo – is Asturias’s elegant capital city, featuring pre-Romanesque monuments, a charming old quarter, vibrant cider culture, sculpture-lined streets, and rich Spanish royal history

Picos de Europa – is located across Asturias, Cantabria and Castile and León, and offers dramatic peaks, deep gorges, traditional villages and amazing hikes

Ribadesella – is a charming coastal town in eastern Asturias, split by an estuary, famous for beaches, prehistoric caves, and kayaking

Tapia de Casariego – combines rugged cliffs, golden beaches, a working harbour and a relaxed atmosphere

Vegadeo – is surrounded by rivers, mountains, and rolling countryside, making it a peaceful base for exploring the region

Villaviciosa – is famous for its cider production, historic churches and beautiful natural landscapes