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Gueirua

4.8★ · 236 Google ratings · Cudillero, Asturias

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Short walk
At a glance
Parking
Fills up early
Walk
10 m · under a minute
Length
550 m of shoreline
Sand
150 m from the water to the back

How we know this

Map of Gueirua
Aerial map of Gueirua
Access point of a 550 m beach. Obra derivada de PNOA 2023 CC-BY 4.0 scne.es.
Guide

Good to know

Exceptional for photography and geology
The jagged rock formations, steep cliffs, and dramatic landscape draw photographers and nature lovers who visit specifically for these views.
Visit at low tide only
At high tide, beach access is severely restricted and requires climbing down a rope on a near-vertical wall.
Expect a steep 200-step descent
The path down involves rocky terrain and high steps; reviewers report some steps are damaged or collapsed.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes
The rocky, slippery terrain and steep stairs require good grip and ankle support for the full descent and return climb.
Conditions

How it is right now

Air
21.5°C · clear
Wind
5 km/h from the SSE
Shelter
Cross-shore · wind running along the beach
UV index
6 peak today

Last updated Sep 3, 11:10 PM.

Practical

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📍 Cudillero, Asturias
🌊 Water 10 m away, under a minute walk
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Questions

Common questions

How far is the walk to the water at Gueirua?
10 m in a straight line from the listing to the mapped shoreline, under a minute. Soft sand and dune make the real walk longer than the straight line.
Does Gueirua have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped within 600 m on OpenStreetMap. That means nobody has mapped any, which is not the same as there being none.

Measured from OpenStreetMap, public aerial imagery and live conditions data, and counted from visitor reviews. Every source, in full.