Quintes - all beaches

This location is incredibly difficult to access - it's almost brutal. However, it is still easy to get to, making it a great option for those looking for a secluded spot.

This beach near La Nora , located just outside of Gijón, features a mid-sized parking lot, lifeguards, showers, and a restaurant/bar/terrace. It has a pebble beach and a ramp leading down from the parking lot. The crystal clear water makes it ideal for snorkeling.

A great spot for surfing! The waves are perfect for catching a ride and the shoreline is full of rocks, making it a great challenge for experienced surfers. Plus, there's a restaurant, a club for drinks, and a camping site all within walking distance - less than 200 meters away! It's definitely worth a visit!

This spot is nothing to write home about. It's man-made, so that's a bit of a letdown. The rocks in the water make it a bit of a challenge to swim, so it's best to stick to the areas where the locals go. All in all, it's just okay.

The summer beach is a great place to be, with its soft sand and cool water. It's a perfect spot to soak up the sun and relax. Whether you're swimming, sunbathing, or just taking a stroll, it's a great way to spend a day.

This marine village is absolutely stunning, capturing the essence of the sea and algae. Though it may be small, it is filled with picturesque backdrops perfect for capturing the best photos. It is impossible to forget this place, as it resembles a movie set with its attention to detail. From flower pots to crabs and fishes on the walls, and even tiny houses painted in white, red, and more, every corner is a delight. The narrow streets, old fishy boats, and bars serving delectable seafood add to the charm. You won't regret visiting this place! If you also find inspiration in a marine environment, please make sure to pay it a visit.