Playa Arenal de Morís

Playa Arenal de Morís, commonly known as Caravia, is a semi-urban beach located in Caravia, a municipality in Asturias, Spain. The beach stretches 770 meters in length and is 65 meters wide. It is known for its moderate waves and golden sand, which make it a picturesque and spectacular location. However, due to the strong waves, it is more suitable for surfing than swimming.

The beach is divided into two sections, one larger and the other smaller, which contribute to its spaciousness. Despite its size, the beach is not typically crowded, providing a tranquil environment for activities like sunbathing and surfing. However, during the peak season, the beach tends to be crowded.

Visitors can access the beach by car, with the nearest road being the N-634. The beach also provides disabled access. Parking is available close to the beach, with an unguarded lot offering between 50 to 100 spaces. There is also an option to park a little further away and walk to the beach.

Amenities at Playa Arenal de Morís include a cafe and a beach bar where visitors can enjoy a drink or fast food. Picnic tables are also available for use.

The nearest medical facility is the Hospital del Oriente de Asturias, located in Urbanización Castañera, Arriondas. Visitors should be aware that the beach can be windy and cloudy, and currents may limit the area available for swimming.