Speaking of picturesque towns, my favorite coastal destination in the whole of Asturias is the unforgettable town of Cudillero. A village of just over 5,000 people, this historical fishing town is now known for its beauty, natural setting, and delicious gastronomic offerings.

Located in a small inlet that cuts into the green coast of Asturias in front of a wall of hills and mountains, the small port of Cudillero welcomes you to its patchwork of small and colorful buildings. Its streets can be explored, as you can see centuries-old architecture that is still used to this day.

Cudillero also has two notable natural sites that must be visited by anyone looking to soak up the local vibe. Cabo Vidio, a rugged peninsula that juts out and offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape and the ocean can be seen just a few kilometers west of the center of Cudillero. Just next to the city is La Concha Beach, a great place to soak up the rays during sunny weather or to simply go for a walk.

Foodies will also find themselves at home in Cudillero, as it’s home to some of the best seafood restaurants in the region. Be sure to try local favorites such as spider crab, gooseneck barnacles, and lobster along with a glass of Asturian cider at one of the town’s many excellent eating establishments.

Cudillero is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Asturias. Don’t pass up this wonderful town!

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If you are looking to take a trip to Asturias, add these charming towns to your list of places to see!

Cudillero

Cudillero is a tiny fishing village that rises up dramatically from the edge of the Bay of Biscay to form one of Asturias’ most charming towns. The colorful buildings, steep stairs, and seafood restaurants that make Cudillero special combine to turn this place into one of the region’s most special.

Cangas de Onis

Visitors to Asturias’ famous Picos de Europa National Park find Cangas de Onis to be a perfect gateway town to the park. The five-arched Roman Bridge that crosses the scenic Sella River during its pass through Cangas de Onis is just one of the highlights of this gorgeous municipality.

Llanes

Over in the east of Asturias is the town of Llanes, whose claim to fame is its spectacular granite cliffs which tower over the ocean. Don’t miss the medieval architectural heritage of the town, including the Tower of Llanes and medieval walls, either.

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Speaking of picturesque towns, my favorite coastal destination in the whole of Asturias is the unforgettable town of Cudillero. A village of just over 5,000 people, this historical fishing town is now known for its beauty, natural setting, and delicious gastronomic offerings.

Located in a small inlet that cuts into the green coast of Asturias in front of a wall of hills and mountains, the small port of Cudillero welcomes you to its patchwork of small and colorful buildings. Its streets can be explored, as you can see centuries-old architecture that is still used to this day.

Cudillero also has two notable natural sites that must be visited by anyone looking to soak up the local vibe. Cabo Vidio, a rugged peninsula that juts out and offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape and the ocean can be seen just a few kilometers west of the center of Cudillero. Just next to the city is La Concha Beach, a great place to soak up the rays during sunny weather or to simply go for a walk.

Foodies will also find themselves at home in Cudillero, as it’s home to some of the best seafood restaurants in the region. Be sure to try local favorites such as spider crab, gooseneck barnacles, and lobster along with a glass of Asturian cider at one of the town’s many excellent eating establishments.

Cudillero is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Asturias. Don’t pass up this wonderful town!

The post Cudillero is Asturias, Spain’s Top Coastal Town appeared first on Traveler Master.

If you are looking to take a trip to Asturias, add these charming towns to your list of places to see!

Cudillero

Cudillero is a tiny fishing village that rises up dramatically from the edge of the Bay of Biscay to form one of Asturias’ most charming towns. The colorful buildings, steep stairs, and seafood restaurants that make Cudillero special combine to turn this place into one of the region’s most special.

Cangas de Onis

Visitors to Asturias’ famous Picos de Europa National Park find Cangas de Onis to be a perfect gateway town to the park. The five-arched Roman Bridge that crosses the scenic Sella River during its pass through Cangas de Onis is just one of the highlights of this gorgeous municipality.

Llanes

Over in the east of Asturias is the town of Llanes, whose claim to fame is its spectacular granite cliffs which tower over the ocean. Don’t miss the medieval architectural heritage of the town, including the Tower of Llanes and medieval walls, either.

The post You’ll Fall in Love with These Charming Asturian Towns appeared first on Traveler Master.