Coaña

If any area in Asturias symbolises and sums up the significance of the Castro culture, it is Coaña. Its famous castro is located in a place with spectacular views and beautiful surroundings and is a reliable exponent of this culture. Moreover, its didactic classroom is the ideal complement for a more in-depth contact with the world of the castro and its way of life. Although Cuaña is the most popular, others such as Mouguías/Mohías are also key places for understanding a culture that proliferated in a specific way in western Asturias.

But Coaña is not just about forts. There is a port as emblematic as Ortigueira, and a lighthouse such as San Agustín, which 'eats' with its avid gaze the immensity of the ocean, that sea that runs parallel to the Camino de Santiago de la Costa, the original one, which has in Coaña one of its charismatic and unforgettable stretches.

Coaña, marked by the forts, by the river Navía, by the beaches of Arnelles and Torbas and the privileged viewpoints of 'Pico de Jarrio' and 'Bustabernego', and by so many unforgettable experiences and memories.

Population: 3,462 inhabitants
Surface area: 65.8 ^km2