Asturies

A collection of 7 places curated by Eider López

Places in this collection

  1. Sidrería El Centro 2

    restaurant

    C. Riofrío, 5, 33150 Cudillero, Asturias, Spain

    Restaurant serving homemade food, a contender for the best Cachopo and Fabada in the world. Cachopo is suitable for celiacs, filled with picadillo and blue cheese. Also known for its homemade desserts, especially the flan de queso.

    Sidrería El Centro 2View on Google Maps

  2. Iglesia de San Pedro de Villamayor

    attraction

    33583 Villamayor, Asturias, Spain

    The church in Villamayor where parking is recommended for the Cascada del Chorrón hike.

    Iglesia de San Pedro de VillamayorView on Google Maps

  3. Cascada del Chorrón

    attraction

    Río de O Río Pequeño, La Cueva, Asturias, Spain

    A beautiful waterfall that is the endpoint of an easy, 5.3 km trail, perfect for families and dogs. Best visited after rain for maximum water flow.

    Cascada del ChorrónView on Google Maps

  4. Ermita de la Regalina

    attraction

    33788 Cadavéu, Asturias, Spain

    Chapel on a meadow by the sea, surrounded by cliffs with incredible views of the Cantabrian Sea. Hosts the Romería de la Regalina festival on August 30th.

    Ermita de la RegalinaView on Google Maps

  5. Dialva para vos

    cafe

    Plaza Carbayedo, 25, 33402 Avilés, Asturias, Spain

    Brunch spot with a wide variety of incredible food, offering tortilla, scrambled eggs, or eggs benedictine options, plus artisanal sweets like alfajores and cookies. Received a 10/10 rating for food and service.

    Dialva para vosView on Google Maps

  6. Playa Madre

    bar

    Lugar Caravia Baja, 14, 33344 Caravia Baja, Asturias, Spain

    A nearby spot with a good atmosphere, music, and vibes facing the Cantabrian Sea.

    Playa MadreView on Google Maps

  7. Playa de Moracey

    attraction

    Caravia, Spain

    A little-known, tranquil beach with a natural environment, part of Playa de La Espasa but with fewer people. Perfect for disconnecting, walking, and enjoying the sea.

    Playa de MoraceyView on Google Maps