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Water temperature in Asturias

Water temperature in Asturias (Mar Cantábrico), readings from the last 48 hours: Arbeyal 15.7°C · Poniente 15.7°C · Tranqueru 15.7°C. Warmest: Salinas at 16.1°C (reading: today, 06:00). Each beach shows whether its reading is a measurement or an estimate.

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Sea temperature by region

Andalucía
19.5°
average · 443 beaches, last 48 h
Región de Murcia
21.8°
average · 200 beaches, last 48 h
Comunitat Valenciana
21.1°
average · 341 beaches, last 48 h
Catalunya
19.3°
average · 431 beaches, last 48 h
Illes Balears
20.7°
average · 348 beaches, last 48 h
Canarias
23.5°
average · 561 beaches, last 48 h
Galicia
15.1°
average · 869 beaches, last 48 h
Asturias
15.8°
average · 208 beaches, last 48 h
Cantabria
16.5°
average · 81 beaches, last 48 h
País Vasco
16.8°
average · 72 beaches, last 48 h

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Frequently asked questions

The coast of Asturias runs from the Eo estuary, on the border with Galicia, to the Tina Mayor estuary, on the border with Cantabria. It has town beaches such as San Lorenzo, in Gijón, and many beaches and coves between cliffs.

Based on the smoothed average of our data from 2023 to 2025, the sea in Asturias is at 20°C or more from roughly 15 July to 13 September. This is an average for the whole region; each beach may differ from it.

A great deal. On the Cantabrian Sea the tide changes the size of the beach, and the swell can be strong. The water temperature alone does not tell you whether it is safe to swim: follow the flag and the lifeguard’s instructions.

Every temperature shows its source and time · Data sources · Latest reading: 13 Nov 2026, 06:00