Santa Marina

We stayed at Hostal Prada. A must-stop on the Camino de Santiago. Very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious, fresh, and plentiful. You feel right at home. They also welcome pilgrims at an even more affordable price. If you're passing through, order the tortilla sandwich; it's so good it'll bring tears to your eyes.

In a very pleasant area with a lovely beach just a short walk away, comfortable and very clean rooms, very welcoming staff, and a good restaurant—I highly recommend the cheese tart. We'll be back!

A small village on the Asturian coast, located in the municipality of Cudillero. In winter it's practically deserted. It's in summer that it fills up with tourists. Most of them are drawn by its beach, Gueirúa, which is becoming increasingly popular and photographed. The truth is, for the village's long-time residents, it's a nuisance that in summer they have to migrate to other beaches because of the sheer number of tourists. It's a shame, as it was always a secluded and peaceful spot, where, at most, ten locals might gather. Now, if you want peace and quiet, you have to get in your car and go somewhere else.

A quiet and beautiful place, I loved it this year and I'm going back because of the friendliness and the food at Bar Gayo and its owner Charo, a very good cook.

The place is beautiful. The worst part is the descent to the beach and the subsequent climb back up. Otherwise, spectacular 👌