Playa de La Concha

Playa de La Concha is a picturesque beach located in Cudillero, a municipality in Asturias, Spain. It is known for its unique natural characteristics and peaceful atmosphere. The beach stretches over 680 meters and is shaped like a shell, hence its name "La Concha," which translates to "The Shell." The beach displays a combination of pebbles and sand, with the terrain varying according to the tides. During high tide, the beach is mostly pebbly, but at low tide, a large expanse of golden sand is revealed.

The beach is also the mouth of the Un cín river, which originates from the Brañas Vaqueiras. Adjacent to the beach is a lush forest, contributing to the natural beauty of the area. The depth of the beach increases rapidly, making it a favored spot among surfers. Despite these unique features, the beach retains a tranquil ambiance, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking serenity.

Playa de La Concha is well-equipped with a range of amenities. Visitors can find parking facilities, although the space is limited and not suitable for large vehicles. The beach provides various services, including potable water and, during the summer months, showers and lifeguard services. A small inn and restaurant are located nearby, adding to the convenience and comfort for visitors. The beach is also suitable for children, making it a family-friendly destination.

Access to Playa de La Concha is via the N-632 road, with directional signs leading to the beach. Despite the array of amenities and natural beauty, the beach is not typically crowded, offering visitors a quaint and quiet area to enjoy.