Playa de El Visu, Beach in Duesos, Caravia, Spain

Playa de El Visu lies at Duesos, in the parish of Caravia Baja, Caravia, Asturias. It has a shell shape and is sheltered by the cliffs of Peña Forada. At low tide it joins the sand of La Espasa; some authors treat it as part of La Espasa and call it Moracey, while others separate the two.

El Visu lies in the parish of Caravia Baja, in the council of Caravia, on Asturias' eastern coast; sources record no environmental protection status for it. Some authors treat it as part of the La Espasa sands, calling it Moracey beach, while others count it as part of La Espasa but distinct from Moracey. At low tide it joins La Espasa.

Some authors treat El Visu as part of La Espasa beach and also call it Moracey beach, while others count it as part of the La Espasa sands but distinct from Moracey. At low tide it joins La Espasa, so the two are walked as one stretch of sand.

El Visu lies at Duesos, in the Caravia Baja parish of Caravia, and joins La Espasa at low tide, so time a visit to the ebb if you want to walk across. At high water it is a separate shell-shaped cove sheltered by the cliffs of Peña Forada. Access is on foot from the Duesos area; no facilities are recorded in the sources.

At low tide El Visu joins the sand of La Espasa, so the two beaches become one continuous strand. Some authors treat it as part of La Espasa and call it Moracey beach, while others keep Moracey separate. The shelter comes from the cliffs of Peña Forada.