Playa de Los Curas

Playa de Los Curas is a semi-hidden beach located on the Asturian coast. The beach is accessed on foot along a path between pastures, and the path can be difficult to find. It is not recommended to rely solely on Google Maps for directions, as the ability to read a map is beneficial. The beach itself is approximately 500 meters wide and is characterized by clean sand, with few larger stones. However, the beach also has a rocky area, particularly in the middle. The beach is known for its natural beauty, including its amazing views. However, it is also noted for some rubbish in the water. The tide at Playa de Los Curas rises relatively quickly and shifts every six hours. This can pose a danger, especially for those with children or dogs, as it is possible to become stuck on the opposite end of the beach from the access point when the tide rises. The path to the beach is somewhat precipitous, which may pose a challenge for older individuals. The path leads from a parking area down to the beach. Despite its hidden location and difficult access, the beach can offer a sense of solitude, as visitors often find themselves alone there.