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Chapel built into a rocky cliff above a waterfall feeding into a pool, surrounded by mossy rock walls and greenery.

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Anonymous
08 Apr 2023
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Deze dagtocht is een leuke ervaring en is goed verzorgd. De eerste stop bij de meren is echt heel mooi. Je bent er een uur maar dat vliegt voorbij. Daarna het bezoek aan de basiliek, ook erg mooi...
Deze dagtocht is een leuke ervaring en is goed verzorgd. De eerste stop bij de meren is echt heel mooi. Je bent er een uur maar dat vliegt voorbij. Daarna het bezoek aan de basiliek, ook erg mooi en tot slot het plaatsje Cangas de Onis, waar je de tijd hebt om heerlijk te lunchen. Het weer zat enorm mee en we hadden een fantastische dag. Ik was ook erg blij dat we met een ervaren chauffeur de berg op gingen. Ook was de begeleidster erg aardig en wist heel veel te vertellen.
Excursion to the Lakes, Sanctuary of Covadonga and Cangas de Onis from Gijon
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Anonymous
07 Apr 2023
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Excursion to the Lakes, Sanctuary of Covadonga and Cangas de Onis from Gijon
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Jaillivi ,  Spain Spain
10 Apr 2023
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Excursion to the Lakes, Sanctuary of Covadonga and Cangas de Onis from Gijon

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