Costa Verde (Asturias)
The main coastal regions of Spain's last but not least: Costa Verde! When we see the color of this coastline, where sand coves and towering cliffs follow one another and occasionally deep estuaries open where lovely fishing communities seek refuge, the name Costa Verde does not surprise us. The Cantabrian Sea's mild waters soak the coast's numerous beaches and sandy coves. Under the protection of the mountains, there are lush meadows and forests of pine and eucalyptus inside.
Two lovely fishing communities, Castropol and Figueras, greet us as we begin our journey in the extreme west, close to Galicia and moving east into Cantabria. They are among the nicest coastal towns in Spain, so be sure not to miss them!
They are a peaceful summer vacation location that provides all the conveniences and the opportunity to participate in water activities. They are located on the eastern bank of the Ra de Ribadeo, bordering Galicia. Other charming communities like Tapia de Casariego and Ortigueira, which are located in a rocky cove, lie to the east.
People reach the seaside village of Luarca in northern Spain by traveling further along the coastline. It is perched on a rocky outcrop at the base of a church and has a remote cemetery. This charming village has a lovely harbour with many of vibrant vessels. It's the ideal location for a summer vacation off the beaten path in coastal Spain and other Spanish seaside villages.
Location: Bay of Biscay in the northern region of Asturias and Cantabria in Spain
