Matanzas

Matanzas is the second largest province in Cuba and it is located in the western part of the country. The destination is also known as the “Athens of Cuba” thanks to its cultural development.

Sancti Spíritus

Sancti Spíritus, is a province located in the center of the Island. The villages of Sancti Spiritus and Santísima Trinidad, both parts of the same territory, were founded in 1514 by the Spanish conquerors. Likewise, both are included among the first villages established in the colony years.

Baracoa

When travelling to the eastern part of Cuba we find, at the province of Guantánamo, the most ancient village of Cuba: Baracoa. When the Spaniard conquerors took over the Island, they founded Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Baracoa in 1511.

Playa Jibacoa

Playa Jibacoa is the name of a small village located in the North coast of the Island, exactly in the province of Mayabeque. The region offers to the visitor a very quiet place with wonderful littoral views and a wide variety of colors.

Cayo Santa María

Cayo Santa María is one of the cays located at the North coast of Cuba, exactly at the archipelago Jardines del Rey. Indeed, the place is a small Cay that offers 10 kilometers of the most amazing beaches in the world.

Cayo Coco

Cayo Coco is located at the archipelago Jardines del Rey, at the north coast of Cuba. Certainly, it is a well-known “sun and beach” venue in the country. The cay is one of the biggest in the archipelago and it represents an important touristic destination.

Holguín

Holguín is the name of a province located in the eastern region of Cuba. When the Admiral Christopher Columbus landed in Bariay in 1492, he was amazed with the immense beauty of the place.

Bayamo

Located in the eastern part of the island, Bayamo is the second village founded by Spaniards in 1513 under the name of San Salvador de Bayamo. The city is by far one of the most important cities in the history of Cuba.

Ciego de Ávila

The city is located in the central area of the country and was built by Spaniards conquerors in 1840. Even if Ciego de Ávila is a rather modern place, the city preserves some buildings that would show the magnificence of the colonial style.