Date: 25 July 2019
Travelled: 43 kilometres from Playa Salinas to Cudillero both in the province of Asturias
Visited: Aviles and Cudillero
Stayed: An area set aside for motorhomes near the break wall, free, just a bin. N43.56812, W06.15290
Budget: 46 days @ โฌ90 per day
Back from our walk along the beach at Playa Salinas, we roll the Hymer out and drive back into Aviles. Itโs only a few minutes or a few kms. We stop around the corner from the dedicated parking place and park in the far corner of the Lidl in a shady spot.
After yesterdayโs non-achievements we can make amends by exploring Aviles.
Avilรฉs, Asturias, Spain
After a quick shop in the Lidl we set off for the Old Town.
Many of the older building have a portico to provide shade. 
The Romanesque San Nicolas de Bari 
The high alter. 
This fresco covers the ceiling in one of the chapels.
This grand house, the Palacio de Balsera, once the home of a rich merchant. 
Pam sneaks a look.
Iglesias de Saint Tomas of Canterbury 
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We found the old centro of Aviles an interesting walk, but time is getting on as we walk back to the Hymer. We drive around to the service point, both have long showers whilst the hose fills our water tank. Job done we fill with LPG at the Repsol next door and continue west along the A8.
Our guide books recommend visiting Cudillero a port village a few kms off the A8 so we turn to have a look.
Cudillero, Asturias, Spain
Map of Cudillero, icon on our parking place.
The village of Cudillero hangs on the side of a corkscrew shaped canyon. 
The Porte 
From the break wall looking into the harbour entrance.
We decide Cudillero will do nicely for the night. We walk into town check the tapas menu in the Tavernas and have a general explore of its two narrow streets. In the early evening we return for the sardines and squid ๐ฆ. It rains quite heavily for an hour but eases for a dry walk back to the Hymer.
Michael and Pam
