Playa de L’Airín

Playa de L'Airín is a protected beach on the Costa Occidental of Asturias featuring light gray sand and natural rock formations along its edges. The shoreline stretches about 650 meters and is surrounded by meadows and gentle hillside terrain.

The coastal area contains traces of human settlements spanning several centuries, indicating sustained maritime activities in the region. These remains suggest that fishing and seafaring have been central to life here across many generations.

The beach holds meaning for locals who practice traditional fishing methods that reflect centuries of coastal life in this region. The way people use the space shows a deep connection between the community and the sea that continues today.

Reaching the beach requires a walk of about 300 meters from the parking area through meadows on a zigzag path leading downhill. The route is straightforward and takes only a few minutes, making it accessible for most visitors.

The area is designated as a special protection zone where visitors can spot numerous seabird species and protected coastal plants. The diversity of birdlife makes this spot special for anyone interested in observing local wildlife.