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The best area to stay in Luanco is the town centre, particularly around the harbour and the main beach, Playa de La Ribera.This central area offers the most convenience and access to everything Luanco has to offer. You'll find a charming promenade along the waterfront, packed with seafood restaurants and cafes. The streets immediately behind the harbour are home to local shops, the church of Santa María, and the Museo Marítimo de Asturias. It's a very walkable area, with most amenities just a short stroll away.For couples looking for a relaxing coastal getaway, staying near the harbour is perfect. You can enjoy romantic dinners with sea views, take leisurely walks along the promenade, and easily access the beach for sunbathing or a swim. The tranquil setting and the availability of quality dining options make it an ideal spot.Families will also find the town centre highly convenient. Being close to Playa de La Ribera means easy beach access for children, and many restaurants cater to all ages.

The best time to go to Luanco is typically during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm and pleasant for enjoying the coast.During July and August, the weather is at its finest, with average temperatures ranging from 20°C to 25°C. This period is ideal for those looking to spend time on the beaches, explore the town on foot, and enjoy outdoor dining. The sea temperatures are also at their warmest, making it great for swimming and water sports.For travellers who prefer a slightly quieter experience but still want good weather, June and September are excellent choices. The temperatures are still very comfortable, usually between 18°C and 23°C, and the main tourist crowds have not yet arrived or have begun to thin out. This makes it a great time for couples or solo travellers who appreciate a more relaxed pace while still being able to enjoy all the outdoor activities Luanco has to offer.

Luanco offers a more relaxed pace for evening entertainment, with options primarily focused around its central areas.The area around the harbour and promenade is where you'll find most of Luanco's evening activity. There are several traditional Asturian cider houses (sidrerías) here, where you can enjoy local cider poured in the traditional way, alongside small plates of food. You'll also find a selection of casual bars and pubs, many with outdoor seating, which are popular for evening drinks and conversation.Moving slightly inland from the harbour, the streets around the Plaza de la Baragaña also have a few establishments that stay open into the evening.