Guamá and Bay of Pigs

• Cuban Rural Landscape

During our journey, we will pass through the picturesque Cuban countryside, where sugar cane, mango, banana, guava, and citrus are cultivated.

• Mini Zoo

The Mini Zoo at Finca Fiesta Campesina houses local flora and fauna, including peacocks, rabbits, ducks, and the hutia, a typical rodent of the region.

• Caribbean Coast

The Caribbean coast is distinguished from Varadero’s beaches by its rockier terrain, but it is also home to beautiful sandy beaches.

• Bay of Pigs

The site of the failed American invasion in 1961, it now delights visitors with its natural beauty and biodiversity.

• Fish Cave

A natural pool connected to the sea through underwater tunnels. Here, we can enjoy a refreshing swim while surrounded by a variety of fish.

• Snorkeling

The Caribbean Sea is one of the best areas in Cuba for snorkeling. If you don’t have your own equipment, you can rent some. There are diving options for both amateurs and professionals.

• Hummingbird House

The home of an elderly man who is passionate about the beauty of these small, colorful birds. We can photograph the hummingbirds up close as they extract nectar from the flowers.

• Crocodile Farm

A farm dedicated to crocodile conservation since 1962. There are young and small specimens with which you can take a photo, while the larger ones can be fed with a fishing rod. We can also try crocodile meat, which locals say tastes like a mix of chicken and fish.

• Island of the Indians

An indigenous village on a small island surrounded by the crocodile lake. It’s an excellent place to familiarize yourself with the culture and traditions of Cuba’s first inhabitants. To access the island, a boat trip is required.