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About Cudillero
Cudillero is a small fishing village at the savage coast of the Principality of Asturias. Situated in between small villages around the coast, Cudillero is a beautiful small corner where to stop to enjoy of the very few inhabited beaches of the Spanish coasts. Like the ‘Silence Beach’, this coast is formed by a green mountainous landscape that falls abrupt over long beaches where the blue open ocean carves one of the most wonderful areas for fishing, landscape viewing, sailing, horse-riding, sunbathing and trekking.

Your itinerary days 1 -3 

Day 1
Arrive to Cudillero in the evening and enjoy your stay in ‘La Casona de Pio’ . Located in the amphitheater of Cudillero, in the old town  this Fully restored house was built over the structure of an old salted fish factory with aesthetic appeal and maintaining the old materials.
Day 2
In the morning, be guided to this small village walking around the area with a local person that will delight your way through the asturian gastronomic delights, savage landscapes and curious history. This small trekking route is adequate for all ages, both for partners and groups.

Starting at the seaport, discover the rock carved pathway to the religious Humiliating Medieval Chapel. Stop on the way to the sea at the Alfar del Zarru, where old celtic traditionally made black ceramics are still done, and end with one of the most magnificent views at the natural amphitheatre this village is shaped into.

Take your time on one of the best known gastronomic activities at Spain, a luxury menu at the two Repsol guide suns restaurant Real Balneario de Salinas, claimed to be among the best ten for its views, right over the open ocean. A menu might include the next exquisite plates:

Season fungi cream
Grilled squid with yellow beetroot and lemon yougurt
Hake fillet jamed on its pot
Asturian fabada

Tocinillo de cielo with milk ice cream
White wine rueda Monteblanco
Red wine Rioja crianza Lan Gourmet

Let yourself be surprised with a night at the cozy reformed old salting house of this fishing village where fish was salted for conservation before being transported to other towns. Respecting its noble woods, the stone-made house La Casona de Pio lays at the very centre of the old town, on its natural amphitheatre, beside the port and sea.

Day 3

Enjoy an unforgettable two hour horse ride around the savage landscape where mountains fall to the sea, on one of the best conserved areas of the northern coast. With impressive views to our beaches, this route unknown to many, will leave your eyes wide open for its natural beauty and scarce population.