Historic quarter. The Camino de Santiago of the north passes through the old quarter. There are buildings from the early medieval era.

Paintings in the parish church in Ribadesella.
Painted by the brothers Uría-Aza, who lived in the town. Most remarkable are the painted curtains in the dome.

Dinosaur footprints embedded in the Ribadesella coast. They can be seen at several locations.

Panoramic views from the Guía chapel. And the recreation area of Moría. Sea and mountains form a superb vista.

The small beautifully designed palaces of the Indianos at the beach of Santa Marina. Constructed in the early 20th century.

The cave of town of Cuevas del Mar. A spectacular cave accessed by road, leading to the village.

Sunset at Vega beach and the natural monuments of Entrepeñas. Nature’s idyllic space with rare fauna and flora of ecologic interest.

Enjoy walking in the town. Ribadesella has a lot of walks that allow you to fully appreciate your surroundings. Set in a beautiful scene of sea and mountains.

Summer on the beach at Ribadesella. Enjoy the white sandy beach and swim in the Cantabric sea.

The descent of the river Sella by canoe. And enjoy many other sporting activities in beautiful surroundings.

In Ribadesella there are many restaurants where eating is a pleasure. We have a wide selection places toe at, ranging from traditional style cooking to the new cuisine. Some of our favourite dishes are:

Lubina a la plancha or in a sauce. The best lubina from the river Sella.

The pantrucu. A speciality from Ribadesella. It is a kind of black pudding, usually served with eggs, chips etc.

Liquors from Los Serranos. Distilled in Ribadesella and known throughout the World for their cherry and anis liquor.