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Visit the Jurassic Museum of Asturias (MUJA), a majestic building rising above sea level, designed as a giant three-toed dinosaur footprint, offering one of the most comprehensive and educational exhibitions on dinosaurs. During the tour, you will enjoy breathtaking Asturian landscapes while the guide introduces you to the history of the Jurassic world in the region. The museum features dinosaur replicas, authentic fossils, and interactive exhibits, along with activities such as touching bone replicas and simulating excavations. You can also relax freely in the garden, playground, or museum shop. After this visit, we will go to take a walk to Playa La Griega to see real dinosaur fossil footprints while enjoying stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea. A unique experience you won’t want to miss!

Discover Somiedo Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve! We will begin our journey at the Alto de la Farrapona mountain pass, where you'll enjoy panoramic views and have the chance to spot wildlife from designated bear-watching viewpoints. Next, we’ll take a scenic hike to Lago La Cueva, a stunning lake surrounded by majestic mountains. Our adventure continues with a visit to the Somiedo Ecomuseum, where you’ll learn about local culture, transhumance, and traditional thatched-roof huts. We’ll also explore the charming village of Pola de Somiedo, before heading to La Peral, where we’ll take in breathtaking views of the valley from the Mirador del Príncipe. This tour is perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts!

Enjoy a private tour of Northern Spain highlighting Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, and Basque country. You’ll visit many historic old towns, monuments, and places of natural beauty along the way. Your guide will be with you to tell you about each place you visit. You’ll be driven by a professional chauffeur to each place, and you’ll get a great feel of this beautiful part of the country.

During this private, exclusive full-day tour you will explore the stunning natural beauty and cultural heritage of Northern Spain. Your knowledgeable tour guide will lead you through quaint seaside towns, charming fishing villages, and breathtaking coastal landscapes. Throughout the day, you'll have the opportunity to take in the rich history and culture of the region. With frequent stops to rest and explore, you'll have plenty of time to soak in the beauty of the Spanish coastline and the charming villages that dot the landscape. Whether you're interested in learning about the region's fascinating history or simply want to bask in the natural beauty of the Spanish coast, this tour has something for everyone. The expert guide will be on hand to answer any questions you might have, ensuring that you leave with a deep appreciation for the history and culture of this incredible region. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!

Explore the western reaches of the Asturias region on a day trip with your own private guide. Offering an easy way for you to visit the most photo-worthy spots around the coast, the day trip includes visits to the colorful fishing village of Cudillero, Luarca town, and As Catedrais Beach where striking rock formations await.

"Discover Llanes, one of the most charming destinations on the Asturian coast, and the Ethnographic Museum of Eastern Asturias. We leave from Oviedo in C/Jovellanos, 37 C, We will begin by visiting the Ethnographic Museum, where through its fascinating collection of objects and tools, you will learn how the inhabitants of the Asturian valleys have lived over the centuries, from agriculture and livestock to their artisanal and festive customs. This museum will also allow you to enjoy a unique setting as you explore its exhibits. After this experience, we will head to Llanes, where we will take a walking tour of its historic center to discover some of its most iconic landmarks, such as the medieval wall, the tower, and the famous Cubos de la Memoria by Ibarrola. Additionally, you will have an hour of free time to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of its fishing port or taste the delicious local cuisine. Book your spot now and experience a unique adventure on the eastern coast of Asturias!"

Explore western Asturias on this private full-day tour from Oviedo. Visit the picturesque hillside village of Cudillero, enjoy views of the Bay of Biscay at Vidio Cape, stop at Silence Beach, and end at the fishing village of Luarca. The tour includes a visit to the Oscar Niemeyer Cultural Center in Aviles for a well-rounded experience.

Embark on a private guided tour through the stunning landscapes of Picos de Europa National Park, learning about the region's rich history, culture, and traditions. Explore charming towns like Cangas de Onís and indulge in the local cuisine, including a visit to a cheese maker and cider tasting. Our expert guide will share their knowledge of the area's geology, flora, and fauna, providing insight into this unique and diverse ecosystem. Take in breathtaking views of the mountains, forests, and rivers as you hike and bike along scenic trails. Immerse yourself in the beauty of northern Spain and create unforgettable memories on this guided adventure.

Experience Oviedo like a local on this day tour by walking a Senda Verde, or green route, relaxing in a spa, and dining on a traditional Asturian lunch. Your guide will lead you on the walk, starting at Parque de Invierno, along car-free roads, through old train tunnels, and across the important Nalon river. After the walk, spend a few hours relaxing in the spa and sauna. Finally, enjoy a three course meal in a village restaurant.

A few minutes from the center of Oviedo, this private tour allows you to discover, with an expert guide, two of the most unique examples of pre-Romanesque Asturian art, recognized by UNESCO. The tour begins in Santa Maria del Naranco, a building surrounded by mystery whose original use is not entirely clear, although it is interpreted as a space linked to the royal court. Its apparently sober architecture hides a decorative richness that reflects diverse influences and demonstrates the complexity of this unique style. The visit then continues in San Miguel de Lillo, conceived as a church and partially preserved after the damage suffered in the Middle Ages. In it you can still see remains of painting and sculptural elements of great value. The experience is completed by a visit to the Interpretation Centre, where models and explanations allow us to better understand the uniqueness and context of this exceptional heritage ensemble.