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Canoeing down the Nalón River Las Caldas - Trubia
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Free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours before the start of the experience.
Description
Canoe Descent on the Nalón River in Oviedo:
The canoe descent of the Nalón River in the Oviedo section runs between the villages of Las Caldas, where the thermal waters of the Royal Spa originate, and Trubia, home to the 19th-century Santa Bárbara arms factory and the starting point of the Bear Trail (Senda del Oso). This activity is perfect for lovers of water sports, adventure, and bird and wildlife watching. It is one of the most beautiful and fun sections for canoeing in Asturias. Book now and enjoy an unforgettable experience.
The descent is always supervised by a guide, who will teach you how to handle the canoe, guide you through each rapid, ensure your safety throughout the journey, and show you the most spectacular spots and species in this almost untouched natural area near Oviedo.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why do the Nalón River canoe descent in Las Caldas, Oviedo?
A unique river with an amazing history, the longest and most voluminous river in Asturias, full of movement, with spectacular riverside forest landscapes, hundreds of waterfowl, and even a Florida turtle that often greets us among the rocks!
You will scream, laugh, and probably get a little wet—sounds like fun, right?
This adventure activity is designed for couples, families, and friends who enjoy water, wild nature, physical exercise, adrenaline, and just having a great time.
What you should know before canoeing the Nalón River:
The Nalón River alternates between calm stretches and sections with currents and small Grade II rapids. This means you’ll encounter areas where the river drops, with irregular waves, eddies, and obstacles in the currents (as classified by the International Canoe Federation). These features make the descent fun, and if you don’t handle the canoe well, you might fall into the water—leading to laughs and a more entertaining journey.
Essential Requirements:
-Must know how to swim
-Must not be afraid of water
-Children: minimum 8 years old
Where is the departure point for the Nalón River descent?
-The departure point is in Las Caldas, a village 7 km from the center of Oviedo. The area has ample free parking and an urban bus line (G2) from the city center. There are also restaurants, cafés, and recreational areas.
-Nalón River descent section in Oviedo
-A total of 6 km, accompanied by a guide, in the heart of nature with only Naturaller canoes on the river.
Includes:
-High-end self-bailing canoe rental with paddle
-Dry storage barrel (1 per canoe)
-Life jacket
-Refreshments (chocolate bar and water)
-Guide to interpret the landscape during the descent
-Initial canoe handling briefing
-Road support vehicle for quick assistance
-Accident insurance
-Free parking
-Changing rooms*
-Free return transfer to the starting point after the descent
Recommended to bring:
-Swimsuit and T-shirt for coverage
-Footwear that stays secure on your feet
-Sunscreen and strap-secured sunglasses
-Towel for breaks
-Drink to stay hydrated
-Dry clothes for after the descent
Together let's take care of the environment and turn the future into a better destination. For a regenerative tourism.
