Camping Playa De Troenzo

Lovely little Llanes, less than 10 minutes' drive away, is a colourful fishing port long famed for its folk traditions and its fiestas, and once home to 65 Spanish Armada sailors in days of yore. The town's also known for its busy harbour, lively summer vibe, traditional restaurants and summer evenings around the zona de copas. Three spectacular beaches are also in town if you're inclining more towards idling; the clifftop walk and smashing views of the Paseo de San Pedro await too if you seek a few more top photography spots. And then on to Ribadesella, set among splendid scenery on the Cantabrian Sea and the outlet of the Sella river, and forming part of the mighty Picos de Europa. The town's also famed for the prehistoric caves of Tito Bustillo and their elaborate wall paintings dating back around 40,000 years; the paintings are among the most complete set of prehistoric wall art in the north of Spain, making the caves a UNESCO World Heritage Site.