A wide bay sheltered from the attacks of the sea by two breakwaters houses the so-called first and second beaches of Luarca. They constitute a single sand crowded in summer time and belonging to the protected landscape of the West Coast.
The beaches are distinctly urban but retaining to the present their natural charm.
From there you can contemplate the leaving of the see from the fishing port and the boat port of the town, which at one time had an important trade with Castilla..

Access

The access could be by road or on foot, due to Luarca beach is within the urban setting of the village.

The first and second beaches of Luarca are, in fact, a single sand sheltered from the rush of the sea by two breakwaters. It maintain a natural attraction, despite its eminently urban environment. This is a privileged place to observe the harmonious union of the boat and fishing port with the sea.