The best experiences in Asturias

Descubre la costa asturiana en una excursión de un día con guías locales y grupos reducidos, visitando Luarca, Cudillero y Avilés. Un recorrido por villas marineras llenas de encanto, historia y paisajes únicos, con tiempo libre para disfrutar de la gastr

Excursion to Cudillero and the Western Asturian Coast: On the Asturian coastline, we still have a narrow strip where tourists are scarce and wilderness abounds.

We will explore the footprints left by dinosaurs along the coast of Colunga, at La Griega Beach in Lastres. These are impressive traces of the past, set against the charming fishing villages and some of the most beautiful beaches in eastern Asturias.

Beginner-Level Snowshoeing is a winter sport that consists of walking on snow using snowshoes without sinking or getting wet.

The Lakes of Covadonga, Enol and Ercina, form one of the most famous and most visited areas within the Picos de Europa National Park.

Discover the historic old town, Sabugo, and Galiana on a guided walk through the city’s medieval and Baroque history, featuring palaces, churches, and iconic squares.

This adventure activity is designed for couples, families, and friends who enjoy water, wild nature, physical exercise, adrenaline, and just having a great time.

Live a unique snow experience! Beneath a starry sky and a mountain-lit night, we will enjoy an unforgettable night snowshoeing route designed for true adventurers. A difficult experience to put into words!

Details In this weekend activity, we will head out on an easy-level snowshoe route lasting about 3 hours. It is designed for those who get some exercise during the week

On this tour, we will discover the most monumental side of Oviedo, including its palaces and the numerous statues that can be found at every turn.

Discover Cudillero, one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, on a guided walk through its historic center, viewpoints, and steep streets, learning about its history, traditions, gastronomy, and the unique Pixueto dialect.

The Sella River Descent is an activity that does not require previous experience or navigation skills. However, it is essential to know how to swim in case of an unexpected dip, as this is a water-based activity.