-Me encontraba por la zona de Luarca de donde venía de fotografiar la Playa de Portizuelo. Como no se dio bien la cosa, miré las mareas y vi que aún se podía entrar a esta pedazo de maravilla natural. Se trata de la Playa de Campiecho, muy cerca de el pueblo de Cadavedo, en el concejo de Valdés (Asturias). Es un lugar magnífico y con muchas posibilidades. La cueva tiene unos contrastes de colores vivos preciosos y los alrededores se llenan de charcas con reflejos. Recomiendo su visita, pero alerto de que lo hagan muy pendientes de las mareas. El acceso es un saltar de roca en roca y es posible con la marea baja, pero cuando la marea sube, te puedes quedar encerrado en la playa.
-I was in the area of Luarca where it came to photograph Portizuelo Beach. As poorly gave the thing, I looked and saw that the tides could still enter this piece of natural wonder. It is Campiecho Beach, near the village of Cadavedo, in the council of Valdés (Asturias). It’s a great place with many possibilities. The cave has a beautiful contrasts of bright colors and around ponds are filled with reflections. I recommend a visit, but they do alert close eye on the tides. Access is a jump from rock to rock and it is possible at low tide but when the tide rises, you can be locked on the beach.
-I was in the area of Luarca where it came to photograph Portizuelo Beach. As poorly gave the thing, I looked and saw that the tides could still enter this piece of natural wonder. It is Campiecho Beach, near the village of Cadavedo, in the council of Valdés (Asturias). It’s a great place with many possibilities. The cave has a beautiful contrasts of bright colors and around ponds are filled with reflections. I recommend a visit, but they do alert close eye on the tides. Access is a jump from rock to rock and it is possible at low tide but when the tide rises, you can be locked on the beach.
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