Playa de Misiego, Beach in Selorio, Villaviciosa, Spain

Playa de Misiego is a long, straight beach in the parish of Selorio, in the municipality of Villaviciosa, on the Costa Verde of Asturias. It lies in the middle of the Villaviciosa estuary, a space catalogued as a Partial Nature Reserve, with calm water and low danger.

The beach lies in the centre of the Ría de Villaviciosa, an estuary listed as a Partial Nature Reserve. The parish of Selorio, in the municipality of Villaviciosa, belongs to the Costa Verde or eastern coast of Asturias. The sources record no fishing village or maritime community here.

The beach lies in the centre of the Villaviciosa estuary, a space catalogued as a Partial Nature Reserve. Bathers share the shoreline with the birds and wildlife of this protected wetland, and summer visitors come mainly for its calm, low-risk water.

Facilities are limited to waste bins, cleaning service, a telephone and danger signage, with a lifeguard team added in summer; there are no showers, restrooms or parking. The beach lies in the centre of the Villaviciosa estuary, a designated Partial Nature Reserve, and its calm, low-risk water draws crowds in summer, so come early in the day.

Misiego lies in the middle of the Villaviciosa estuary, a space catalogued as a Partial Natural Reserve. Its low danger and calm water make it heavily visited in summer, yet the only services are litter bins, cleaning, a telephone and danger signs, plus a rescue team in summer.