Guardalavaca
Country
Cuba
Local Hour
12:25 AM
Time
29°C
Currency
Peso Cubano
Language
Español
Habitants
10500 Habitantes
General Information
Guardalavaca is a beautiful beach in a horseshoe shape, located at the north part of Holguín that toasts to its visitors quietly, hospitality and the possibility of admiring one of the most beautiful landscapes in the country, like Christopher Columbus said to his arrival to this territory in his well-known sentence… This is the most beautiful earth that human eyes have seen". The beach Guardalavaca is near Bariay, the place where Christopher Columbus disembarked in his first trip to the lands of America on October 27 1492. This corner of Cuba is a dream paradise where you will be able to enjoy some splendid vacations, it is visited annually from people all over the world that are motivated by the direct contact with nature and the enjoyment of excellence beaches, it is equally a prodigal area in archaeology discoveries. There is a high quality hotel infrastructure with hotels located in first beach line that work with All-inclusive plan. Visitors can also enjoy entertainment programs ant the practice of nautical sports. The quietly of the beach and the beauty of the seascape make Guradalvaca a formidable destination for diving lovers.
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Parque Natural Bahía de Naranjo
Water ParkBahía de Naranjo.
The Naranjo Bay Natural Park is located in the bay that bears his name, northeast of the Island of Cuba. It is a recreat...
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Parque Natural Bahía de Naranjo
Water Park
Bahía de Naranjo.
Description
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The Naranjo Bay Natural Park is located in the bay that bears his name, northeast of the Island of Cuba. It is a recreational ecological park where nature tourism is practiced. There continues the process of reforestation, conservation, recovery and sustained use of natural resources, protection of the marine coastline and forests. Around the bay there are several paths for lovers of ecotourism and enjoyment of nature, has an aquarium and dolphinarium.
Chorro de Maita y Aldea Taina
MuseumCerro de Yaguajay, Banes. Holguin
The largest archaeological center in Cuba, it is the first aboriginal cemetery considered the largest in the Caribbean,...
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Chorro de Maita y Aldea Taina
Museum
Cerro de Yaguajay, Banes. Holguin
Description
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The largest archaeological center in Cuba, it is the first aboriginal cemetery considered the largest in the Caribbean, it offers extensive archaeological evidence of the presence of Indian pottery farmers in the east of the country, but there the transculturation is notorious. Chorro de Maíta was declared a National Monument in 1991, it is a meeting place for new generations with archeology and the customs and traditions inherited from our ancestors.
Parque Nacional Monumento Bariay
ParkBariay. Holguin
The Bariay Monument National Park is a place of historical relevance: it is the scene of the meeting between the two cul...
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Parque Nacional Monumento Bariay
Park
Bariay. Holguin
Description
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The Bariay Monument National Park is a place of historical relevance: it is the scene of the meeting between the two cultures: the New and the Old World, event happened with the arrival of Admiral Christopher Columbus. It has excellent beaches and a very rich and peculiar flora and wildlife. Those who come to Bariay, find the peace and tranquility of a unique tourist area, very appropriate for ecology lovers.
Ciudad de Gibara
City DowntownGibara, Holguin
Gibara is a small city located on the north coast of eastern Cuba. The White Villa as it is also known, has a rich histo...
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Ciudad de Gibara
City Downtown
Gibara, Holguin
Description
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Gibara is a small city located on the north coast of eastern Cuba. The White Villa as it is also known, has a rich history and culture according to the lineage of its foundation. It possesses a peculiar charm, the contrast of an architectural heritage treasured for two centuries, its lush landscapes, and the sense of belonging and the cultural roots of its people, makes everyone who visits it captivated by it and is forced to return and again.