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Playa de los Campizales

4.2★ · 12 Google ratings · Cudillero, Asturias

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Short walk
At a glance
Parking
Not mapped
Walk
200 m · 3 min
Length
950 m of shoreline
Sand
60 m from the water to the back

How we know this

Map of Playa de los Campizales
Aerial map of Playa de los Campizales
Access point of a 950 m beach. Obra derivada de PNOA 2023 CC-BY 4.0 scne.es.
Guide

Good to know

Expect a pebble beach, not sand
The beach is primarily pebbles rather than sand, which reviewers describe as beautiful but distinct from typical sandy beaches.
Plan a longer walk and exploration
The beach connects to adjacent Vallina and Gancedo beaches, with waterfalls and mills visible nearby.
Visit at low tide
The beach transforms dramatically at low tide, revealing much larger expanses of pebbles and flats.
Park in the villages, not the beach
The dirt road from Valdredo is impassable by car and has no parking; leave your vehicle in Albuerne or Valdredo.
Conditions

How it is right now

Air
21.4°C · clear
Wind
6 km/h from the S
Shelter
Offshore · wind blowing off the land
UV index
6 peak today

Last updated Sep 3, 11:11 PM.

Practical

Plan your visit

📍 33157 Cudillero, Asturias
🌊 Water 200 m away, about 3 min walk
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Questions

Common questions

How far is the walk to the water at Playa de los Campizales?
The listed location sits on the shoreline itself, so there is no walk to speak of once you are out of the car.
Does Playa de los Campizales 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.

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