The Little Caravia is in Caravia, an Asturian town between the Sueve mountains and the Cantabrian coast. The immediate surroundings combine village streets and small green spaces: Prado is 60 m away, María Balbín Park is 120 m away and the Church of Nuestra Señora de La Consolación is 150 m away. The hamlets of Bandalisque (290 m) and Pumarín (510 m) are also nearby, offering places to explore on foot in the village and its surroundings.
The coast is a few kilometres away: Playa Arenal de Morís is 1.5 km away and Playa de La Beciella is 1.6 km away; Playa de Moracey is 2.1 km away and Playa Espasa is 2.7 km away. The A8 exit is 2 km away, while the bus stop is a two-minute walk away. From Caravia, you can travel to Ribadesella (13 km), Lastres (15 km), Gijón (45 km), Llanes (40 km) and Oviedo (69 km). Asturias Airport is 89 km away and Santander Airport is 120 km away.
To alternate between the sea and the mountains, you can explore trails in the Sueve mountains, visit the Mirador del Fito viewpoint, 2.7 km away, or set aside time for the Jurassic Museum of Asturias, 8 km away, and Tito Bustillo Cave, 9 km away. Playa de Vega is 3.4 km away, and Lastres is another stop for a coastal excursion. In the warmer months, the beaches are suitable for a day of swimming; outside summer, walking routes and cultural visits offer ways to explore the Asturian landscape and heritage.
Playa Arenal de Morís
— A nearby beach for swimming and walking along the Caravia coastline.
1,5 km
Mirador del Fito
— A viewpoint overlooking the coastal and mountain scenery.
2,7 km
Jurassic Museum of Asturias
— A museum dedicated to Asturias' Jurassic heritage, suitable for a cultural visit.
8 km
Tito Bustillo Cave
— A cave with Palaeolithic cave art and one of Ribadesella's cultural sites.
9 km
Playa de Moracey
— A nearby stretch of coast for enjoying the sea and going for a walk.
2,1 km
Playa de La Beciella
— A nearby stretch of coast for spending the day by the sea.
1,6 km