Oleiros beach, is a private and secluded beach in the shape of a perfect shell, surrounded by cliffs and clean and crystalline waters, high waves make it great for watersports.
Oleiros beach, is a private and secluded beach in the shape of a perfect shell, surrounded by cliffs and clean and crystalline waters, bordered by pine forests and sheltered in a deep inlet.
This small breathtaking beach is set within a beautiful landscape and often frequented by nudists on the right-hand side. With high tide, there is almost no beach and the sun goes relatively soon into mid-afternoon due to the cliffs that surround.
The center of the beach is mostly made of boulders that make way to gravel that makes way to coarse dark sand. Suitable for water sports, such as sport fishing, surfing and windsurfing. However, beware of the waves that can be dangerous for swimmers.
The legislation regarding pets is a little ambiguous since it lacks a sign indicating the regulations, although people do bring dogs.
Good to Know
- Beach Type Beaches and Coves
- Facilities There are no facilities at this wild beach so bring refreshments to extend you stay.
- Nudist Status Tolerated / Clothing Optional
- Ease of Access Access on foot is made from the parking of the recreational area that there is in the highway and final section of descent to the beach by some steep stairs. The descent is approximately 15 minutes on foot.
Getting There
- Town / County / State CU-6, Cudillero, Asturias, Spain
- Zip / Postal Code 33150
- Directions GPS: + 43.572423, -6.202260. Park at the recreational area of Monte Valsera, where you leave your car and continue on foot. This place is right between the villages of Lamuño and Salamir. There are no indicators pointing to the beach.
Take the first road to the right just when the recreational area ends. The road will enter the forest and will leave you right on the cliffs surrounding the beach.
A footpath with stairs takes to the left and will leave you on the beach
Coordinates
- Latitude 43.565854
- Longitude -6.208529
- Sea Level (In Meters) 73
