A rich immaterial heritage born of the fusion of Hispanic elements and those contributed by immigrants from different areas of the Caribbean, you can find it by visiting Ciego de Avila. Every month diverse cultural manifestations arrive at local public and tourist. The city of the portals, as Ciego de Avila is also known, preserves neoclassical architecture in its most emblematic buildings, (...)  

In Las Tunas, Cuba, life goes by at a slower pace and is best enjoyed. It’s a favorite destination for nature, sun and beach tourism, bathing its coasts with the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guacanayabo. The so called Balcony of the Cuban Western has a nice weather all year long so outdoor activities are among the top tourist attractions in Las Tunas. There are many places of (...)  

In the southeast region of Cuba is located Granma, a province that blends the best of the American, European and African cultures. Always fascinating, with cities dressed with eclectic, Art Nouveau and Art Deco-Style buildings, exuberant nature and a capital city (Bayamo) with the condition of National Monument. The rich historical traditions, the fascinating contrast of its landscapes ( (...)  

This province is one of the most popular areas for visiting tourists, largely because of its varied topography and natural beauty. The north of the province is marked by rolling hills and the beach resort of Varadero, the south is home to a large area of swamp land and the beach of Girón, better known as the Bay of Pigs (...)  

The Cuban High East is a touristic region identified, among other values, by the international song Guantanamera, composed by Cuban Joseíto Fernández. This is a predominantly mountainous region of deep contrasts, and the only place in the country where you can find semidesert landscapes. Guantánamo has a large pocket bay, where the illegal U.S. Naval Base stands, and another smaller bay along (...)