Steep parking, daytime visits only

Large parking area for visiting the sanctuary (if cars do not occupy it, which is usually the case). Very steep. Thank you.

Valid only for visiting the sanctuary.

There is a no-entry sign at the entrance to the village car park except for buses, articulated vehicles and motorhomes... Nobody respects it. Terrible lateral slope. Enough for visiting the little village. There is a slope of around 15% to access the village. If there is no fog, it is recommended to go up to the lookout and see the cliffs. Narrow road; proceed with caution.

Very convenient for visiting Saint Andrés. Very steep for sleeping; levelling blocks are advisable. Coming from Cariño, the road is narrow but it is quite passable, even in extremely dense fog!

The motorhome parking is farther down, together with the bus parking. The only problem is that people park their cars there; they should be reported. Perfect village to visit and eat barnacles.

Sloping parking area. Practical if you want to see the village. It is paved but in a very natural area. We saw a fox passing by in broad daylight.

VERY steep; we used it only to visit the cliffs. I would not sleep here. Crowded during the day.

Free parking very close to the chapel.

The climb is steep but easily manageable. The problem is turning around when it is full. The designated parking for motorhomes and buses is farther down. If people in cars respected the prohibition against continuing and parking here, there would be no problem, since they respect neither the prohibition signs nor the mandatory signs, even though the sign is very large.

Very quiet, incredible views, and very well located for visiting the town. The access has a steep hill that can be climbed without problems (motorhome 6.64 m long, 2.14 m wide). Incredible sunset.

Only for visiting the sanctuary.

Ducato camper, 6 m, no problem. The hill is easily climbed in first gear and is short. It is uneven for overnight stays; it is better to go to the picnic areas nearby. But it is very good for visiting the village. On 2 September 2022, only two cars were parked.

Parking for visiting the village; for overnight stays I find it quite uneven. Regarding access to the village and parking, our motorhome, 2.3 metres wide and 6.8 metres long, had no problem. We have certainly managed worse spaces.