타피아 데 카사리에고‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

From this point you can see a large part of the coast of El Franco and Tapia de Casariego. In front of the Punta, an elongated stone emerges to the north, known as El Corveiro, where good quality barnacles grow. To the west you can see As Charliqueiras and to the east you can see the tip of Cabo Blanco.

It is the most northwesterly point of land in the province of Asturias with beautiful views. You can see, from right to left, Isla Pancha and its lighthouses, Ribadeo, the Los Santos bridge (which connects the communities of Asturias and Galicia), the mouth of the Eo river and the town of Castropol. Arnao beach is also visible.

This is one of the several cetareans that are preserved in the area. The cetareas are constructions that take advantage of the natural entrances of the sea in the rock to retain water and preserve shellfish.

The Castro de Cabo Blanco is one of the maritime forts that dot the central-western coast of Asturias at short intervals and which, to date, had been considered to be mainly occupied by the Romans.

Attached to the fishing village of Rinlo you can enjoy a visit to this old abandoned cetárea.

Spectacular. Everywhere you look, it's beautiful. Good place to walk, or just have a good time.

Penarronda beach is shared by the councils of Castropol (Barres) and Tapia de Casariego (Santa Gadía). Divided by the stream of the same name, Penarronda is unique: its flora includes Malcomia littorea, that is, sea wallflower, a species in danger of extinction, which is not present anywhere else in Asturias. In addition, it stands out for its singular beauty, in the shape of an elongated shell and with a round rock in the center that gives its name to the beach. It has good equipment, it is windy and with strong waves, which makes it perfect for surfing.

The beacon shows the ships where the rocks are and is a great way to relax by the sea.