Xiglú, Sorraos and Barro beach, Coastal beaches in Llanes, Spain

Xiglú, Sorraos and Barro are three continuous beaches in the village of Barro, in Llanes, Asturias, which merge at high tide. Barro, the largest and easiest to reach, has a shell shape; one part of it is known as Xiglú, where fine white sand alternates with rocky outcrops. Sorraos can be reached at low tide from Barro or by a path past the parking area.

The three beaches lie in the village of Barro, in the municipality of Llanes, and form part of the Costa Verde. They are included in the Protected Landscape of the Eastern Coast of Asturias, a designation based on their vegetation and environmental value. The protection covers the coastal strip where the beaches sit, not the beaches alone.

The three beaches lie in the village of Barro, in the municipality of Llanes, and are part of the Paisaje Protegido de la Costa Oriental de Asturias, protected since the designation of that landscape for their vegetation. Barro, the shell-shaped beach, is the largest and busiest and the only one with toilets; all three have showers, bins and cleaning service.

At high tide, the three beaches merge into one continuous shoreline, making the layout change throughout the day. Plan your visit around the tides to experience different configurations and find the best conditions for your needs.

Barro beach, the largest and easiest to reach, has the most complete services of the three, including toilets; all three have showers, bins and cleaning. Sorraos can be reached on foot at low tide from Barro, or by a path that passes the parking area.