Siempre que visita #Ribadesella#Asturias me gusta recorrer su casco histórico, admirar los chalet de la playa, leer las cerámicas con los dibujos de Mingote, subir a La Guía... y pararse en el puente, mirar al sur, ver las aguas plácidas de la ría, la ladera verde …

Tag 23: Changu – Caravía Etwas enttäuscht von der „großen“ Stadt Ribadesella, sonst wie so oft in letzter zeit hügeliges Gelände. Beim letzten Aufstieg war ich nachher so kaputt, dass ich am Strand nur 3 km vor meinem Ziel eine lange Pause brauchte. Als ich mich endlich wieder aufraffte, 1/2

#Gonzalohttps://buff.ly/3MUSYdJ#afasiaarchzine#afasiaarq#architecture#arquitectura#design Descenso del Sella. Ribadesella, agosto, 1965 + PHotoESPAÑA Juanes was …

Ribadesella is a charming place. Unforgettable experience - might be my favourite village in Northern Spain so far. Let’s see.

Reached the peak - unparalleled panoramic views of the scenery.

I mean, it’s an otherworldly landscape.

Good stroll along the seafront. I’m told there are the remains of dinosaur footprints along the beach somewhere… 🦕

I’ve continued my route through the delightful towns of Asturias to Ribadesella. Who knew it’s the capital of canoeing. Not me.

Moving onto Ribadesella next. It’s the town where the Sella River empties into the Bay of Biscay, on the Cantabrian Sea. The journey there gave an indication of the spectacular natural setting that awaited.

Leaving mountain backed Oviedo to head east, towards the Ribadesella and Llanes area, and incredibly beautiful stretch of coastline. I’ll be visiting the fishing villages and beaches there. Let’s start the journey with San Vicente de la Barquera.