Asturias

Asturias: green, wild, and welcoming — pure nature with a northern soul

Asturias is a natural paradise between the sea and the mountains. It combines breathtaking landscapes with charming villages, hearty cuisine, and a strong cultural identity. Perfect for those looking to disconnect, hike through nature, enjoy the Cantabrian Sea, or savor a traditional fabada with cider.

Flight information from Castellón

  • Airline: Volotea.

  • Arrival airport: Asturias Airport (OVD), near Avilés.

  • Estimated duration: 1 h 30 min.

  • Frequency: Seasonal.

What to See and Do

  • Oviedo – A peaceful capital with a historic old town and traditional gastronomy.

  • Gijón – A lively coastal city with a youthful vibe and urban beaches.

  • Cudillero and Lastres – Picture-perfect fishing villages.

  • Covadonga Lakes and Picos de Europa – Pure nature at its finest.

  • Cares Route and Senda del Oso – Ideal for hiking or cycling.

  • Cider houses and local eateries – Where you can live the true Asturian experience.

  • Jurassic Museum, caves, and prehistoric sites – A journey through time.

Practical Information

  • Currency: Euro (€).

  • Language: Spanish (Asturian as a co-official language).

  • Plug type: Type F.

  • Documentation: National ID or passport (domestic travel).

Practical Information

  • Alsa buses: regular connections to Oviedo and Gijón (40–45 minutes).

  • Taxis: available at the terminal exit (average fare €45).

  • Rental car: recommended for visiting villages and natural areas.

Asturias Gallery

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