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La Playa de Sablón certainly is a standout amongst the other beaches. Aside from loveliness, its location is ideal -- just next to the San Pedro walk and also within proximity to the old fort and the entry to the harbor.
La Playa de Toró - The abundance of rocks standing up out of its sands lends this beach its exceptional charm.
La Playa de Puertu Chicu - This beach isn't very big and at high tide, there is hardly any beach left. There s a song written about it as well: If you bathe in Puertu Chicu you will be Llaniscu at heart.
La Playa de Ballota , is one of the most beautiful on the Llanes coastline, and is situated close to Cue , with its distinctive island.
La Playa de Poó is a well enclosed beach and during high tide, it becomes like a swimming pool.
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La Playa de Torimbia - Located near Niembro , this beach has been recognized for several years already as the nudist beach of the municipality. Its exceptional beauty is a definite attraction.
Playa de Cuevas del Mar , in Nueva de Llanes, is of impressive beauty due to the cavities created in its rocks by the ebb and flow of the sea.
La Playa de Andrín , is of remarkable natural beauty, where the waves come rolling in to caress the white sands of the beach.
Palombina, Borizo y San Martín are various beaches near Celorio . Making them special are the views of the ancient Benedictine monastery, of great importance in the Middle Ages.
Playa de Gulpiyuri is a unique, land-locked beach, with the inland beach fed through an underground cave. Playa de Gulpiyuri has been declared a natural monument.
Playas de Miracielos y Sorraos - Located in Barro , these two beaches are renowned in the municipality for its attractive islands and rocks.
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