Discover the most beautiful towns of Asturias and Cantabria

Starting point of our route, Cudillero is an ancient Asturian fishing port that captivates at first sight with its colorful houses that are arranged in an amphitheater shape around the sea, creating a spectacular view. Strolling through its narrow streets to the Mirador de la Garita or visiting the Cabo Vidio lighthouse is like walking through a postcard.

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Located where the Sella River meets the sea, Ribadesella is famous for its natural surroundings and the variety of outdoor activities the town offers. Climb up to the Hermitage of Our Lady of Guía for an incredible panoramic view or explore the prehistoric caves of Tito Bustillo.

For adrenaline lovers, adventure activities such as canoeing down the Sella or hiking routes in the Sierra del Sueve are also available.

Distance from Cudillero: 1 h 15 min

Llanes welcomes you with a blend of medieval history and spectacular beaches. Stroll through the old town and discover the Basilica of Santa María del Conceyu and admire the Cubes of Memory at the port. Don't miss the impressive beaches of Toró and Gulpiyuri, where the landscape is unique.

Distance from Cudillero: 1 h 30 min

Enclaved in the valley of Liébana and surrounded by mountains, Potes is located in the heart of the Picos de Europa. Walk through its cobbled streets, taste the local orujo, and take a trip to the nearby Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana. From here you can access the Teleférico de Fuente Dé for spectacular views.

Distance from Cudillero: 2 h 30 min

Lastres is a picturesque fishing village that offers some of the best coastal views of Asturias. Get lost in its steep alleyways and visit the San Roque Viewpoint for an unforgettable sunset. You can also visit the Jurassic Museum of Asturias, perfect if you are traveling with children.

Distance from Cudillero: 1 h

This town is famous for its impressive modernist architectural heritage. Here you can visit El Capricho de Gaudí, the Palace of Sobrellano, or the Pontifical University, all surrounded by a privileged coastal environment.

Distance from Cudillero: 2h

Small and charming, Tazones stands out for its fishermen's houses and for being the place where Carlos V landed in 1517. Its maritime atmosphere is reflected in its delicious cuisine: try the chipirones afogaos or the rice with bugre on a terrace facing the harbor.

Distance from Cudillero: 1 h

In the green heart of Cantabria, Liérganes is a village that mixes history with mythology. The legend of the Fish Man has brought fame to this place of centenary bridges, spas, and cobbled streets. Enjoy a walk along the Miera River or relax in its famous thermal spa.

Distance from Cudillero: 2 h 20 min

Known as the "Town of the Three Lies" because it is neither holy, nor flat, nor by the sea, Santillana del Mar is a historical treasure. Its Collegiate Church of Santa Juliana, its towers, and its heraldic houses transport you to the Middle Ages.

Distance from Cudillero: 2 h

One of the most iconic towns in Asturias, Cangas de Onís is the gateway to the Picos de Europa. Its famous Roman bridge with the Cross of Victory hanging is truly a symbol. From here you can visit the lakes of Covadonga or taste the strong Cabrales cheese in the local cheese shops.

Distance from Cudillero: 1 h 30 min