The most adventurous can perform alternative and adventure activities such as Angling, Underwater fishing, Scuba diving, Snorkel, Hiking, Rafting, Canoeing, Horseback riding, Canyoning, Hydrospeed, Climbing, 4x4, Quads, Bungee jumping, Sailing, Mountain Bike, Caving , etc.

      There is also the possibility for golf lovers to practice this sport in the Municipal Golf Course, with 18 holes and extraordinary views, just over 3 km from La Casa.

      And to spend a quiet day, we recommend a relaxing walk through Sports Port to the breakwater, where we can contemplate The Cubes of Memory, Ibarrola, and back we will pass through El Fuerte, El Sablón beach and the spectacular Paseo de San Pedro, on the cliffs and from where we will have a magnificent panoramic view of all Llanes, with the Sierra del Cuera as a backdrop.

      Another essential visit is to the Historic Center of Llanes, totally pedestrian, where we will find the Basilica of Santa Maria, the Medieval Tower, the current Tourism Office, the House of Culture, the Chapel of Santa Ana, the Chapel of Magdalena and a a great number of emblazoned houses and palaces, such as El Cercáu, from the 16th century, Miranda, from the 17th century, Duque de Estrada, or Gastañaga, built on a 14th century tower, enlarged in the 17th century.

      Apart from the cultural component, in the Historical Quarter itself, we can not forget to take a cider "culín" in any of the many cider houses that give festive atmosphere to the area, especially in the Calle Mayor.

      For trekking enthusiasts, three recommended routes: The Coastal Path, born in the town of Bustio, on the border with the Community of Cantabria, and leads us, following the coast, for more than 50 km throughout the east of Asturias; the "Camín Encantáu", which runs for 9 km through the Ardisana Valley and which presents us during its journey, a sculptural group on Asturian mythology with works carved in wood by the sculptor Pedro Bueno; and the Route of the Colors, a circular route of about 13 km. of length that runs through the Oscuru Valley to the source of the Cabra River, paradisiacal enclave, with informative panels illustrated with drawings by Julio Rey.

      We also suggest a visit to the Fishing Port, where we will be able to see the boats that come from fishing come in and assist in the sale of the fish.