Things to do in Cangas de Onis

Sanctuary of Covadonga

This is a mysterious cave that combines nature and religion. The holy images and altars inside the cave allow people to feel a sense of sacred tranquility while exploring the secrets. Visitors can follow the winding path to the cave, enjoying the magnificent mountain scenery and clear streams along the way. This is a dual journey of body and mind, allowing people to find peace of mind in the embrace of nature.

Roman Bridge in Cangas de Onis

The Roman Bridge in Cangas de Onís is a historic old bridge spanning the beautiful Sella River. Renowned for its elegant Roman style, the bridge is one of Asturias' most representative historical monuments. The bridge's elegant yet simple structure, with its arched design and stonework, showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient Roman architecture. Standing on the bridge, visitors can not only admire the natural beauty of the riverbanks but also the breathtaking scenery of the surrounding greenery and mountains, creating a breathtaking scene. Flanked by quintessential Asturian villages and mountains, the bridge exudes a sense of seclusion and tranquility. As a symbol of the town of Cangas de Onís, the bridge attracts numerous visitors who come to see and photograph it.

Mirador del Fitu

Mirador del Fitu is an elevated attraction with a commanding position and panoramic views. The observation deck is built on a hill at an altitude of approx. 600 m and is part of the Sierra del Sueve. It connects the coast with the inland mountains and is an important location for visitors to enjoy the natural views of Asturias. The observation tower at Mirador del Fitu was built in the early 20th century. It features a concrete structure shaped like a circular tower, with a circular observation deck at the top. Visitors can enjoy 360-degree views of natural scenery, including the Cantabrian Sea (Mar Cantábrico), Covadonga, and the Picos de Europa. On clear days, the mountains and sea complement each other, creating a layered effect. The area around the viewpoint includes parking, hiking trails, and picnic areas, making it a great place for self-driving or hiking visitors to rest.

Cangas Aventura

Aipol Adventure - Sella

The Multiaventura Cauces Arriondas

Karting Soto De Dueñas

Bufones de Pria

Bufones de Pría is a unique natural wonder located near the eastern coast of the Asturias region in Spain, famous for its spectacular seawater blowholes. These bufones are essentially natural channels and vertical shafts formed in limestone sea cliffs. Over time, erosion from waves and rain has created underground caves where seawater and air become trapped. When waves crash violently, the high pressure forces the water and air through these openings, shooting them into the air to form water columns that can reach several m or higher. Accompanied by distinct roaring sounds and gas eruptions, it is a direct display of nature's power. The water columns shoot higher and the scene is even more stunning during high tide or when the waves are rough. Even on calm days, watching the rhythmic waves crash against the cliffs from a high vantage point is captivating. Whether you are a geology enthusiast or a traveler who enjoys natural scenery and hiking, Bufones de Pría is a great destination.

RanaSella - Asturiana School of Canoeing

Jaire Aventura