Playa de Aguilar

Playa de Aguilar is a sandy beach stretching about 1.5 kilometers along the coast between soft cliffs and woodland, located in Muros del Nalon. Natural rock formations, particularly the rocky point of Pena del Caballar, rise from the sand and create distinctive coastal landmarks.

The beach earned its Blue Flag certification from the European Community in the 1980s, reflecting decades of environmental stewardship and water quality management. This recognition has been maintained over the years as a mark of ongoing coastal care and conservation efforts.

Fishermen work the waters throughout the year, catching sea bass, sargo, and other species that are central to the local way of life. Their boats dot the water, especially in early morning hours when the catch is most abundant.

Lifeguards patrol during summer months while restrooms, showers, and parking are available for visitors throughout the season. Bus services connect the area to Muros del Nalon via the AS-317 road, making it accessible without a personal vehicle.

Local legend tells of a fairy named Xana living in a cave on Mount Castiellu, waiting for a knight to carry her to the beach without stopping. This ancient tale continues to shape the stories and folklore associated with the coast today.