Playa de Penarronda, Protected natural monument beach in Tapia de Casariego, Spain
Playa de Penarronda is a protected natural area on the Asturian coast located between two municipalities in western Spain. The beach features wide sandy stretches, rock outcrops, and dune formations that shape its coastline.
The site received official protection as a natural monument in 2002 and was later recognized with additional environmental conservation designations. This recognition reflects the region's commitment to coastal preservation over time.
The beach holds deep significance for coastal conservation in the region, with locals and visitors respecting the natural environment and its wildlife. The area reflects the community's commitment to maintaining this stretch of coast as a living space rather than just a protected zone.
The beach is accessible on foot and offers open areas for exploring plus opportunities for water sports like surfing and diving. Visitors should note that certain areas are protected and pets are not permitted in all sections.
A rare coastal plant species grows here that is found in only a few locations along the Asturian shore. The dune vegetation offers botanists and curious visitors a quiet natural attraction.
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