he Coastal Path of Navia, despite being the oldest of all those that are part of the network of “Coastal Paths of the Principality of Asturias” (the crossing was created in 1988), is without a doubt the most unknown. Going into it is to bump face to face with a torn coastline and a treasure…
Declared a Natural Monument, it is the largest in the council, reaching 750 m. in length. It can be accessed in two ways: from the Andés road, in the upper part of the village of Frejulfe, or from Puerto de Vega, at the top of Soirana. Both accesses are well signposted.
Porcía Beach is a triangular, pebble and sand beach shared by El Franco and Tapia de Casariego. The river of the same name flows into the sea here, forming a natural boundary between the two boroughs. Noted for its river meanders and the Islets of Boy. Easy to access and with good amenities, the remains…
It is approximately 360 ms long. It can be reached from the town, following the Avenida del Pardo. It also has access from Andés to Veiga de Arenas. It is surrounded by a dense forest of pine and eucalyptus trees, which surround La Poza, a lake area that serves as a children’s bathing area and…