2025 Llanes Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

[Introduction]: The Asturias region is not only similar to Spain in terms of geographical location, but also has green Spain's mountains, grasslands, forests, lakes, and unique folk culture, forming a "green paradise" of freedom and healing. ⛺【Must-visit local places】: The highest peak of the mountain range is located in the famous Picos de Europa National Park, which was declared the first national park in Spain by King Alfonso XIII. The rolling mountains, deep and tranquil valleys and mirror-like lakes form a dreamy landscape painting here. The lower water temperature keeps the green Spanish region cool and pleasant even in summer. The winding coastline has given rise to countless magnificent bays and hidden beaches. Comarca de Oviedo is not only the filming location of the movie "Midnight in Barcelona" starring Scarlett Johansson, but also the cultural center and soul of Asturias. Churches, temples, palaces, fountains, six pre-Romanesque buildings have been awarded the title of World Heritage by UNESCO. Half of these valuable architectural heritages from the early Middle Ages are located in Oviedo. Acuario de Gijon The Aquarium of Gijon allows you to experience the unique charm of the world's major oceans and rivers, such as the Atlantic Sea, the Pacific Sea and the Red Sea. The aquarium covers an area of ​​4,000 square meters, where visitors can see approximately 5,000 species of more than 400 marine species (including sea otters, sturgeons, Magellanic penguins and sharks), all living in tanks, each containing 1 million to 100 million liters of water. It is the only aquarium in Spain where you can see all five groups of vertebrates (mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds and fish), and the Cantabrian River adds to its unique charm. 🛬【Travel Guide】: Day 1-Llanes, Ribadesella Two coastal towns, Llanes has many magnificent rocky coasts, and Ribadesella's U-shaped beach is also unique. Both towns are unique. Day 2 - Cangas de Onís, Covadonga Cangas de Onís was the first capital of the Kingdom of Asturias. From here you can go to the sacred site of Covadonga, where the Reconquista began, as well as to the Covadonga Lake in Europa National Park and the classic wall hiking route Ruta del Cares. Day 3 - Lastres, Gijon On the way to Gijon, you will pass the small town of Lastres. Part of this town is located on a high ground, and it overlooks the bay beautifully. Gijon is the largest city in Asturias, and the beach is beautiful. Day 4-Oviedo The capital of Asturias, with many historical sites. Day 5 and Day 6- Cudillero, Aviles Cudillero is a beautiful coastal town, with houses built on the cliffs in a theater-like staircase. The nearby Silence Beach is a famous coast with beautiful scenery. Aviles is relatively unremarkable and is a transit point to the airport. 🧡【tips】： Other friendly reminders There are no Chinese cars available in the area, so if you need one, it is recommended to depart from Madrid~

Spain's Natural Beauty: A Diverse Tapestry Spain, a country renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture, also boasts a stunning array of natural landscapes. From snow-capped mountains to pristine beaches and lush forests, Spain offers a diverse tapestry of natural beauty that will leave you awestruck. One of Spain's most iconic natural features is the Pyrenees, a majestic mountain range that forms a natural border with France. The Pyrenees offer breathtaking vistas, hiking trails, and opportunities for winter sports. Another popular destination is the Picos de Europa, a national park known for its rugged peaks, deep gorges, and abundant wildlife. For those seeking coastal beauty, Spain has plenty to offer. The Costa del Sol, on the southern coast, is famous for its golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant nightlife. The Costa Brava, on the northeastern coast, is known for its rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and charming fishing villages. Spain's interior is also home to stunning natural landscapes. The Andalusian countryside is characterized by rolling hills, olive groves, and whitewashed villages. The Extremadura region boasts vast plains, national parks, and historic cities. Whether you're a nature lover, a beachcomber, or a history buff, Spain offers something for everyone. Its diverse landscapes, stunning beauty, and friendly people make it a truly unforgettable destination. #deliciousfood #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip 💰Average Price per Person:

#summerdestinations The Mirador de Torimbia is a haven for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. Located along the coastal path that winds through the stunning Asturian landscape, this viewpoint offers a bird's-eye view of the unspoiled Playa de Torimbia. The sweeping vistas of the beach, with its striking blend of green hills and azure waters, provide an ideal backdrop for capturing memorable photographs.

Llanes, a picturesque coastal town in the Asturias region of northern Spain, offers an enchanting mix of natural beauty, historical charm, and vibrant local culture. Here's a concise guide to help you explore this gem. ### Getting There Llanes is accessible by car, train, or bus from major cities like Oviedo, Gijón, and Santander. The drive along the A-8 motorway provides scenic views of the Cantabrian coast and Picos de Europa mountains. ### What to See #### Historic Center Stroll through Llanes' old town to admire its well-preserved medieval architecture. Highlights include: - **Basilica of Santa María del Conceyu**: A 13th-century Gothic church with a beautiful façade and intricate interior. - **Palace of Gaztañaga**: An elegant 17th-century palace showcasing Renaissance and Baroque elements. - **Calle Mayor**: The main street lined with charming shops, cafes, and traditional Asturian houses. #### Beaches Llanes boasts some of the most stunning beaches in Spain: - **Playa de Toró**: Known for its unique rock formations and crystal-clear waters. - **Playa de Gulpiyuri**: A rare inland beach formed by a collapsed sea cave, accessible by a short hike. - **Playa de Barro**: A family-friendly beach with calm waters and golden sand. #### Paseo de San Pedro A scenic cliff-top walk offering breathtaking views of the coastline and town. Perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic with a view. ### Activities #### Hiking and Nature Explore the nearby **Picos de Europa National Park** for hiking trails that range from easy walks to challenging climbs. The trails offer stunning vistas of mountains, forests, and rivers. #### Gastronomy Asturian cuisine is a highlight in Llanes: - **Sidrerías**: Visit a local cider house to try traditional Asturian cider poured from a height. - **Seafood**: Enjoy fresh catches at waterfront restaurants, with dishes like **fabada asturiana** (bean stew) and **caldereta de marisco** (seafood stew). - **Queso Cabrales**: Sample this famous blue cheese produced in nearby caves. ### Festivals Llanes hosts several lively festivals: - **Fiesta de Santa Ana** (July 26): A vibrant celebration with traditional music, dancing, and processions. - **Nuestra Señora del Rosario** (October): Features cultural events, parades, and local cuisine. ### Practical Tips - **Weather**: The climate is mild but can be unpredictable. Pack layers and rain gear. - **Accommodation**: Options range from charming rural hotels to modern apartments. Book in advance during peak season. - **Language**: Spanish is the primary language, but English is commonly understood in tourist areas. Llanes offers a perfect blend of natural wonders, historical sites, and local culture, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure.

📍Llanes When I first arrived at the small port city, it had a really peaceful atmosphere! There were a lot of boats and it was like the European port city I had imagined!! ✅ And if you go to a place like an observatory, you can go to a lighthouse where you can see the sea in all directions. If you walk straight, there is a lighthouse at the end!! I felt really relieved👍 #HongKongAirFlightEvent