Cudillero Tourist Office

The Cudillero Tourist Office is at the West Port, next to the port car park: if you arrive by car via exit 431 of the A-8 and the CU-3 road, it is the first thing you find when you get out. It is run by the Town Council and gives information about the whole council area, from the amphitheatre of houses at the port to the beaches, the viewpoints and the coastal routes, and also about other tourist facilities and services in the Principality.

Hours by season

The office has three timetables. In high season, which is Easter and from 15 July to 14 September, it is open every day from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 19:30. In mid season, from 15 June to 14 July, from 15 to 30 September, at Christmas and on national long weekends, it is open every day from 11:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 18:00. The rest of the year, in low season, it is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 15:00 and closed on Mondays for its day off.

Contact

It answers on 985 591 377 and at [email protected]. The council's tourism website, turismocudillero.com, has a section for downloading maps of Cudillero and a how-to-get-there page with information on access, parking, bus and train; check it before you go if you are travelling in summer, when car access to the old town is restricted.

What they can sort out

Ask here for the town map and the viewpoint route map, which is the best way to understand Cudillero: the houses are stepped above the port and the viewpoints are spread across the hillside. Ask too about the council area's beaches and the walking routes. Activities and boat trips are booked directly with each company.

How to get there and park

At the port you park in a blue zone, free in low season and paid from 15 June to 15 October, at the totems or with the Telpark app. In summer, from 19 June, you cannot enter the old town without a permit or authorisation. You have everything in the listing for the Cudillero port car park. If you arrive by air, see the listing for Asturias airport, about 15 km away.

What to do next

With the map in hand, go up to the viewpoints to see Cudillero at sunset, a free walk that ends back at the port with the lights on. In summer, Tuesday to Sunday, you can visit the Selgas Palace and its gardens, and from the same West Port the boat trip to Cape Vidío leaves. For the lighthouse and the cliffs by car, the Cape Vidío lighthouse is in the council area, and among the beaches are Silencio beach, Salencia cove and the Concha de Artedo. For lunch by the port, the Sidrería El Remo is on the square.