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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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👉 Ribadesella is one of the most famous fishing villages in the Principality of Asturias. Ribadesella is known mainly for its famous festival of the International Descent of the Sella, declared a festival of International Tourist Interest. It is also known for its valuable Indian architecture or for its good food.
👉Ribadesella has a great history and it is that although it was created in the S.XIII by Alfonso X El Sabio we have to go back to prehistoric Paleolithic times to know its origin. In Ribadesella is the Tito Bustillo cave, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, because the first settlers left valuable rock art paintings here 35,000 years ago, which we still preserve today.
We will talk about all this and much more in this walking tour of the town of Ribadesella.
Do you want a first contact with the city? 🕵️♂️🌍
Do you want to know how to navigate it and choose what to visit, what to do and where to eat?
This tour will place you in Ribadesella, teaching you its history, its gastronomy and traditions in a fun and participatory way.
We will take a short walk from the market to the end of the crane ride and we will go up to see the splendid views from the Hermitage of the Guide, quite a spectacle.
What are you waiting for to join the tour? 👏
Meeting point : Princesa Leticia promenade, next to the letters of Ribadesella
👉 Please, when making the reservation, indicate the total number of people who will come.
👉 If possible, please arrive at the meeting point 5 minutes before the tour time, in order to start at the indicated time.
👉 Is the tour canceled if it rains? No, the tour is done even if it rains.
👉I do not accept reservations or groups of more than 6 adults, if so, the reservation may be canceled or the group may not be admitted.
If you want to do the tour, you must pay €7 per adult.
I will be next to the Ribadesella letters on the Princesa Leticia promenade accompanied by a blue umbrella or backpack.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
