Playa de Aguilera

Playa de Aguilera is a protected beach on the northwestern Asturian coast, shaped by natural steep slopes on its landward side. The shoreline stretches with flat sandy areas that shift with tides and are bordered by rock formations.

The area received special protection status due to its ecological value and the need to safeguard marine life and habitats. This designation reflects efforts to keep the natural character of this coastal section intact.

Fishing families from the area continue their inherited crafts along this coast, keeping alive methods passed down through generations in Asturias. You will notice traditional boats and nets scattered on the sand, showing how closely this place remains tied to the sea.

You can reach the beach through paths from the nearby Playa de Cerniciega or by following marked trails down the surrounding slopes. The access requires some caution and physical effort due to the steep terrain, so good footwear is essential.

The beach maintains wide sand areas even at high tide, making it a noted location for naturist activities in northern Spain. This unusual mix of nature protection and alternative use draws visitors with different interests.