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Cudillero, fishing village in Asturias (Spain)

Tapia de Casariego harbor in thick fog, touristic location. Rows of moored fishing boats defocused, stone dock, lighthouse .

Filmmaker capturing beach and colorful rural village of Cudillero, Asturias, Spain.

The beautiful coastal town of Cudillero in Asturias, Spain.

Night photography in Cudillero on the Central Western Coast of Asturias, it is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain with unique beaches, green valleys, vertiginous cliffs.

The cliffs of El Silencio Gavieira, Asturias

Aerial View over Cudillero, Principality of Asturias, Spain

Asturias Ribadesella village skyline, harbor and Ria Sella estuary in Spain

Typical fishing village in northern Spain - Asturias - travel photography

Candás harbor, commercial docks and landscape, Carreño, Asturias, northern Spain.

View of a lighthouse through a hole in a wall

View of the city of Castro Urdiales. Spain

Boats in the fishing port from Cudillero. View of Cudillero, one of the most beautiful villages of Spain and one of the most touristic places in Asturias region, Spain

Colourful village on edge of sea during storm, Provence

Cudillero - Spain - July 9, 2022 : Colorful houses in traditional fishing village

Colorful houses in Cudillero, Asturias, Spain

Cudillero village in Asturias from Spain

Tapia de Casariego harbor in fog, tourism location. Lawn in the foreground, rows of fishing boats defocused in the background.

The town of Cudillero, Asturias Tourism, Villaviciosa

A long gorge at the Asturias coast in Spain. Vacation places concept

coastal town of cudillero with a lighthouse on a hill and a boat in the water

Fishing boats anchored in the harbour of the beautiful coastal town of Cudillero, on the coast of the Cantabrian Sea, Spain

seascape along the coast of Asturias against a cloudy sky

$Panorama about Cudillero.\nCudillero, as such, begins his particular journey in the 19th century. Its history has invariably been linked to the region of Bajo Nalón and, since its creation, to Pravia, the head of it. Despite that historical connection with the Pravian region, reference can be made to some features that somehow particularize it.\n\nHuman settlement in places of the council, already in Prehistory, is proven with the discovery of carved songs and varied instrumentals in Salamir and La Atalaya, rural nuclei belonging to the parishes of San Martín de Luiña and Santa María de Piñera, respectively.\n\nIf the inhabitants of the council receive the name of cudillerenses, those of the town are known as pixuetos, in clear correspondence with the dominant activity of fishing, since pixueto has its origin in the Latin word piscis and the Germanic ending ottu (Álvarez del Busto). In Cudillero they lived in separate neighborhoods the pipixuetos, installed these in the vicinity of the sea, and the caízos or terrestrial, in the neighborhood of La Cai, which the first completely ignored, keeping them discriminated against.$

Luarca village and busy fishing harbour, Asturias, Spain, summer afternoon.

Typical colorful seaside village with lush green valley with harbor and fishing vessels with beautiful sunset

Castro Urdiales village and beach in Cantabria at Cantabrian Sea of Northern Spain

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