What to do · Cudillero
Boat trip from Cudillero to Luarca and Puerto de Vega
Information
- From
- €90 per person
- Duration
- 4 h
- Season
- Depending on the state of the sea; book by phone
- Who it's for
- Adults and teenagers who do not get seasick
The short trip to Cabo Vidío takes an hour and twenty minutes; this is the long one. Cudillero Aventura proposes a whole morning by launch heading west, along the western coast of Asturias, with a stop on foot at Puerto de Vega, which by road is about 40 minutes away.
The route
It leaves Cudillero harbour for the cliffs and caves of the Rebeón and Cabo Vidío, at Oviñana. It continues to El Silencio beach and Gueirúa, and carries on west to Cadavedo beach, where the launch positions itself beneath the cliff of the Regalina chapel. After rounding Cabo Busto, it enters Luarca harbour and goes on to Barayo beach, in the Barayo Nature Reserve. Before returning it docks at Puerto de Vega, winner of the Pueblo Ejemplar de Asturias award in 1995, and you disembark for about 45 minutes to explore it. In all it takes about four hours.
Price and booking
It costs €90 per person. This trip cannot be bought online: you book by calling 627 89 49 14. Boarding is at the company's door in Cudillero's Puerto del Oeste. Everything depends on the sea, and the company is strict about departure time: arrive in good time.
Who it is for
For those who want to see the western coast without driving and can stand four hours in a launch. If you get seasick or go with small children, the short Cabo Vidío trip, from €35 and €25 for children, is a better idea.
Tips
- A coat and something to eat It is four hours at sea; the Puerto de Vega stop is short.
- Call the day before The departure depends on the weather: confirm with the company before going.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the boat trip from Cudillero to Puerto de Vega?
About four hours, with 45 minutes ashore at Puerto de Vega.
How much does it cost?
€90 per person. Book by phone.
With teenagers
Who runs it
- Cudillero AventuraRoute to Luarca and Puerto de Vega along the west coast Visit their website
