One of the most picturesque fishing villages in Spain, with brightly painted houses stacked up a steep hillside amphitheatre above a tiny harbour. A must-see detour on the Norte.
Cudillero is one of the most picturesque fishing villages in Spain, with brightly painted houses stacked up a steep hillside in an amphitheatre shape around a tiny natural harbour. The village has been a fishing settlement for centuries and retains its authentic maritime character.
Pilgrims will find a few restaurants, cafes, and basic services. The village is small and can be crowded with day trippers in summer. The fresh fish served at the harbour restaurants is outstanding.
Cudillero is slightly off the main Camino route but is worth the detour for its visual impact alone. The view from above looking down into the harbour is one of the most memorable sights on the Norte.
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