Nature, charm & sea breeze: your getaway close to Cudillero

Hotel El Chisco 2*: rural calm close to the charm of Cudillero

• Located in the quiet village of San Cosme, Hotel El Chisco is perfect for travellers seeking rest surrounded by nature while staying close to the coast. With Cudillero only 11 km away, it’s an ideal base to explore beaches, cliffs and picturesque fishing towns.

• Guests appreciate the hotel’s peaceful atmosphere, comfortable rooms and the friendly local feel. Breakfast adds a pleasant start to each day before heading out to discover Asturias’ landscapes and food culture.

A great choice for enjoying northern Spain at a relaxed pace.

San Cosme, a quiet Asturian escape surrounded by mountains and traditional charm

Nestled in the lush green landscapes of western Asturias, San Cosme is a peaceful rural hamlet where travellers can truly disconnect. Surrounded by forests, rolling hills and small traditional villages, it’s an ideal destination for couples and families looking for slow travel, nature, authenticity and fresh mountain air. Far from the crowds yet close to some of Asturias’s most beautiful natural and coastal attractions, San Cosme offers a genuine taste of local life.

Make sure you visit:

• The village of San Cosme – A picturesque cluster of stone houses, hórreos (traditional granaries) and rural paths that showcase the quiet charm of western Asturias.
• Church of San Cosme y San Damián – A small but meaningful temple that reflects the deep-rooted tradition of Asturian village life.
• Surrounding viewpoints and forest paths – Ideal for enjoying the region’s dramatic greenery and its characteristic mountain scenery.
• Nearby Tineo – A historic town filled with traditional architecture and recognised as part of the Camino Primitivo.
• Local agricultural landscapes – Meadows, grazing fields and small farms that define the area’s identity.

Family-friendly activities:

• Easy rural walks starting directly from San Cosme, ideal for children and offering safe paths surrounded by nature.
• Visits to nearby towns like Tineo or Navelgas, where families can enjoy museums, plazas and short cultural routes.
• Exploring the Asturian countryside, from observing farm animals to discovering hórreos and ancient rural traditions.
• Day trips to the coast, combining nature with quiet afternoons on the beach.
• Short forest routes, perfect for picnics and exploring local flora and fauna.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Fabada asturiana – The region’s most iconic dish: rich, comforting and full of flavour.
• Cachopo – A hearty Asturian speciality of breaded beef fillets filled with ham and cheese.
• Chosco de Tineo – A local cured meat with a distinctive flavour, traditional in nearby villages.
• Quesos asturianos – From Afuega’l Pitu to Cabrales, cheese lovers will find endless variety.
• Asturian cider (sidra) – An essential part of local culture, traditionally poured from a height.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Tineo – Just minutes away, known for its Camino Primitivo heritage, charming old quarter and gastronomic traditions.
• Navelgas – Famous for its Gold Museum and scenic rural environment.
• Cudillero – Around 40 minutes away, one of Spain’s most colourful fishing towns, perfect for seafood and seaside walks.
• Somiedo Natural Park – About an hour away, one of Asturias’s most spectacular natural reserves with lakes, trails and wildlife.
• Luarca – A whitewashed coastal town with a lovely harbour and viewpoints overlooking the sea.