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Playa de Navia – Ramón de Campoamor Park loop from Navia

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Playa de Navia – Ramón de Campoamor Park loop from Navia

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Playa de Navia – Ramón de Campoamor Park loop from Navia

03:01

34.6km

530m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 19, 2026

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Train Station

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15.3 km

Barayo River

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Riu Barayo is a short coastal river in the north of Spain, that runs through the western part of Asturias. It is born in Busmargalí, in the municipality of Navia, and after a journey of 5-10 km, it flows into the Cantabrian Sea, at the beach that bears its name, Barayo Beach. It is one of the most beautiful and natural places in the region, as it forms a spectacular estuary of high ecological value and scenic quality. It also has a rich fauna, especially of fish species such as eels.

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28.8 km

Playa del Coedo

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Idyllic cove of sandy beach, snuggled between protective cliffs in a sheltered bay of the rugged Navia coast, though the currents prevent swimming most of the time

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29.2 km

Punta de Bragada, Playa las Rubias

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Wonderful lonely beach and rugged cape, though the trail is rough and probably better to walk-the-bike for the last part.

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29.9 km

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30.9 km

Playa de Moro 🏖️ La Barcue, Navia

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A stairway leads down to the sandy beach between tall cliffs at the end of the road. From here a bikeable dirt trail follows the coastline.

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31.5 km

Playa de Navia

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A very nice and quiet beach, also known as Andés beach. There are restaurants and bars next door. The path to the beach goes through a forest of aromatic pines and eucalyptus trees. There is also a lake, known as "Vega de Arenas".

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