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The best area to stay in Ballota is directly within the village centre, or in properties just outside its immediate perimeter, which offer a quiet rural experience.Ballota village itself is a small, welcoming community centred around the Church of Santa María. Life here revolves around the main square and the few local establishments. It's a place where you can enjoy the rhythm of rural Asturian life and benefit from being within walking distance of the coast. For those who appreciate a peaceful setting and a connection to local culture, this is an excellent choice.Couples looking for a tranquil escape will find the properties slightly outside the village, often located in the countryside with sea views, particularly appealing. These accommodations provide privacy and a chance to truly unwind, with the sound of the sea and the bells of grazing cattle being your main companions. You're still only a short drive or a pleasant walk from the village amenities and the beautiful beaches.Families often gravitate towards the village centre or properties very close to it. Being able to stroll to the beach, enjoy the local playground, and have easy access to a small shop for essentials adds to the convenience.

The best time to go to Ballota depends on your preference for weather and activity, but generally, the summer months from June to September offer the most favourable conditions.For those who enjoy warm weather and sunshine, July and August are ideal. Temperatures are typically pleasant, making it superb for spending time on the beaches like Playa del Silencio or exploring the coastal paths. During these months, the sea is also warm enough for swimming and water sports.If you prefer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, late spring (May to early June) or early autumn (September to early October) are excellent choices. The weather is still very agreeable for hiking and sightseeing, and you'll find the popular spots less busy.