Places to Explore In Central Cuba

Camaguey

Cuba's third-largest city (population 315,000) and the capital of the country's biggest province, Camagüey (pronounced cah-mah- gway ) is a...

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Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo

These two green islands, set in the turquoise sea some 27 km (16 miles) north of the mainland, have more than a dozen white-sand beaches, twice...

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Cayo Las Brujas

A pedraplén (causeway) traverses the shallow waters of Bahía Buena Vista (Buena Vista Bay) from the mainland to Cayo Las Brujas and beyond...

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Ciego de Ávila

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Cienfuegos

Cienfuegos is an attractive, laid-back port city of 110,000 that overlooks a deep bay of the same name. Keep your disappointment in check as...

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El Valle de los Ingenios

Just east of Trinidad, the road winds its way through the verdant Valley of the Sugar Mills, where Trinidad's colonial fortunes were made. ...

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Guajimico

The tiny agricultural community of Guajimico has little to offer in and of itself, but it sits in a wild area halfway between Cienfuegos and...

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Moron

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Peninsula de Ancon

The beaches that line the southern edge of this narrow peninsula, which curves eastward into the Caribbean, are two of the best in the province...

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Playa Santa Lucia

Originally a simple fishing and salt-collecting village east of the Bahía de Nuevitas, Santa Lucía has been attracting tourists—mostly Germans...

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Remedios

San Juan de Remedios is one of Cuba's oldest towns. Founded in 1515 on the northern coast, it was moved inland to its current location in 1524...

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Sancti Spiritus

The provincial capital of Sancti Spíritus is a lesser Trinidad—its historic center is much smaller, and it also receives a mere fraction of...

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Santa Clara

The capital of Villa Clara Province is a pleasant city of 200,000, with a busy center where cobbled streets are lined with historic buildings...

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Topes de Collantes

High in the Sierra de Escambray, at the end of a road that winds its way north from Trinidad, this sylvan enclave has long been a health retreat...

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Trinidad

Trinidad has weathered five centuries with barely a wrinkle. Its enchanting cobblestone streets are lined with houses that have brightly painted...

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