Ensenada surrounded by the cliffs of Pimiango and composed of several sandy areas that almost disappear at high tide.
The peculiarity of this group of beaches “La del Oso” “el Vivero” and “Mendía” is that, since they do not have easy access, they remain in an extraordinary state of environmental conservation, making it the natural environment “more wild “of the eastern coast of Asturias, which gives it greater value.

Presenta unos acceso difíciles:
El primero desde Pimiango por un empinado y agreste sendero en zig-zag que baja justo por el medio de la ensenada,

Y el segundo en marea baja desde la playa de La Franca (siendo un recorrido no carente de inconvenientes pero inmensamente bello), un entramado de esculturales rocas, cuevas, pasadizos, pequeñas calas, charcas y pozos nos están esperando, siendo el último arenal “el de Mendía” prácticamente inaccesible a pie pero si a nado. Advertencia: Hay que tener mucho cuidado y estar pendiente de las mareas y el estado del mar (en marea alta desaparecen los accesos)

fotografía de Luisa Gila Merino

Playa de Regolgueru

It can not be considered a beach proper, since it is more a stony and very rough cove although its beauty is very clear (can only be seen at low tide), disappears completely at high tide but at low tide you can walk on the skittles and observe the peculiar rock called El Arco del Caballo. It is the last of the beaches of the Principality of Asturias.
With a very difficult and steep access, it is reached by a path that starts from the Mirador del Picu (where there is also a large parking lot and a recreational area).
Photo of nocturnal photographs
More info on map of the pimiango zone

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Mendía and Regolgueru beach… A treasure guarded between immense cliffs

Mendía and Regolgueru beach… A treasure guarded between immense cliffs

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