Pria buffoons

The buffoons are natural phenomena caused by the effect of the erosion of the sea and the rain on the limestone, resulting in cracks and chimneys that connect the sea to the earth. The calm wave of the cliffs leads to the removal of compressed air in the galleries, however, on days of strong tidal air and water escape to the outside at high pressure with water jets that reach high height. The best known in Asturias are the Bufones de Pría, in the town of Llames de Pria. There you must leave the car and continue walking through the impressive cliffs we will see in front. In the days when the sea is agitated the show is amazing, it is a fantastic place, the views from its cliffs deserve the journey and if the tide is high the show is unimaginable. There is a route of the buffoons, with start and end in Llames, of low difficulty and a duration of about four hours that is worth doing to enjoy its beauty. .

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