Playa del Moro

Playa del Moro is a protected beach on the Asturian coast featuring dark sand and steep cliffs that define its natural boundaries. The shoreline stretches approximately 200 meters and offers sheltered conditions with water that deepens gradually from the shore.

The area received protected status due to its natural and ecological significance for the region. Conservation measures were put in place to safeguard these characteristics and maintain the environment as a special area of community interest.

The beach draws people who value privacy and freedom of expression in their way of spending time by the sea. Naturist practices have become an accepted and visible part of daily life here over the years.

The beach is accessible via a path that leads through natural surroundings and is reachable on foot. The terrain can become slippery in wet conditions, so appropriate footwear is advisable when visiting after rain.

At low tide, this beach connects with the neighboring Playa de Navia, creating an extended shoreline for walkers to explore. This natural connection allows visitors to traverse different sections of the coast in one continuous journey.