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San Pelayo de Tehona>30 km NW>Oviedo>Asturias>Spain>Europe
Property 2090
1 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
Apartment
Sleeps 2
apartment at the atlantic coast of spain
30 minutes from asturias airport (direct flights from london).
four minutes from the beach,
one hour from oviedo and gijon, three hours from santiago de compostela.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Charge Currency: Euro| No Rates available
San Pedro de Ambas>8 km S>Villaviciosa>Asturias>Spain>Europe
Property 1379
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
Apartment
floor area 75 sq m
Sleeps 4 + 1
Superb Self Catering Renovated Barn adjoining an Old Cider House
Casa Lavender, a spacious two bedroom ground floor apartment, which offers exceptional value, self catering holiday accommodation for up to five people. Located on Spain’s northern coast, named the Costa Verde, in the principality of Asturias we are set in the hamlet of San Pedro de Ambas, a stones throw from a world heritage site of the Monastery of San Salvador de Valdedios.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Charge Currency: Pounds Sterling| No Rates available
Llanes>Asturias>Spain>Europe
Property 1283
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Apartment
Sleeps 4 + 2
Brand new and modern luxurious attic in the centre of Llanes.
Modern and big attic ideally located in the Herat of Llanes, walking distance from The Sablon Beach and from the Port.
The building is brand new and it has a private car park with direct acces to the apartment.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Charge Currency: Euro| No Rates available
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Asturias is a small region in the north-west of Spain, bordered by Galicia, Cantabria and Castile and Leon. To the north lies an Atlantic coast and the Bay of Biscay. The provincial capital is Oviedo. Outside of Spain, this is a relatively unknown region, making it well worth a visit for those who want a retreat from Spain's busier areas.
Asturias is very mountainous with the Cantabrian mountains forming its southern border, with the magnificent Picos de Europa National Park being one of the biggest attractions. Bears and wolves can still be found here. However, along with Galicia, Asturias forms what is known as Green Spain, with verdant valleys and rolling hills providing a contrast to the drama of the mountains. The coast has impressive cliffs interspersed with coves, caves and sandy beaches, many of which can be surprisingly empty. The climate is cooler and a little wetter than in much of Spain, largely consistent with its latitude and elevated terrain.
This is a region of outdoor activities, with fishing, golfing and surfing being very popular as well as climbing, hiking and skiing in the mountains. The beach is an obvious attraction in the summer.
Asturian cuisine features alot of seafood, although its most popular regional dish is fabada asturiana, somewhat similar to French cassoulet. Cider is the regional drink.
Despite being somewhat off the beaten track, there is a good range of private places to rent here - apartments and villas on the coast, stone cottages and houses inland. Holiday homes in the mountains are a little more chalet style, with pitched roofs although they tend to be built of stone rather than wood.
