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Lakes of Covadonga

Lakes of Covadonga

  • 5 excursions and activities
Lakes of Covadonga

Latest reviews

  • Lakes of Covadonga Small-Group Day Trip
    10.00 06/15/2025
    Andre Luthart
    Haarlem , Netherlands

    Altough the clouds were hanging low, we had a wonderful trip with Arantxa. We were the only english speaking couple so we had a sort of private trip. The weather conditions were bad so we couldn't see much of the lakes and the surrounding mountains. But Arantxa explained a lot about the shepherds and the animals and how they changed the environment over time . Everything was very interesting. On our way back it cleared up a bit and then a couple of griffon vultures showed up, this was so exiting

    I travelled with my partner
  • Covadonga, Cangas de Onís + Asturian Coast Day Trip
    10.00 06/13/2025
    Gracie
    Vitoria-gasteiz , Spain

    I travelled by myself
  • Covadonga Small Group Day Trip
    10.00 06/04/2025
    Andrew
    The United States
    I travelled with my partner
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The Lakes of Covadonga form a stunning natural setting in the heart of the Picos de Europa National Park, in Asturias. Their beauty has made them one of the most visited natural sites in northern Spain.

Where are the Lakes of Covadonga?

The lakes, Enol and Ercina, sit at an altitude of around 1,100 meters in the Picos de Europa, near the town of Cangas de Onís. Major cities like Oviedo and Gijón are just an hour and a half away by car. If you're traveling from farther cities like Santander or Avilés, the drive is roughly 2 hours.

How to reach the Lakes of Covadonga

Wondering how to get to the Lakes of Covadonga? You can drive your own car, but during peak tourist seasons, private vehicle access is restricted to protect the environment. At those times, the only way up is via shuttle buses.

Another convenient option is to join an organized tour with Civitatis, which departs from cities like Gijón, Oviedo, Avilés, or Santander, offering both transportation and guided experience.

Other attractions in the area

Nearby, the Covadonga Sanctuary is a must-visit for its historic and spiritual significance. It includes the Holy Cave, home to the image of La Santina, and a beautiful 19th-century basilica.

You can also explore charming nearby villages such as Cangas de Onís, famous for its Roman bridge, or Ribadesella, known for hosting the Descent of the Sella, an event declared of International Tourist Interest.

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