1 2nd Street, Guardalavaca, Banes, Holguín Province ,
Guardalavaca, Cuba
(+53) 2430218
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About
Brisas Guardalavaca
Brisas Guardalavaca Hotel is part of Brisas Brand, 4 stars all inclusive resorts of Cubanacan Hotels, located on one of the most beautiful beaches in Cuba: Guardalavaca, in Holguin Province, where Christopher Columbus pronounce his unforgettable word: “this is the most beautiful land human eyes have ever seen”.
Brisas Guardalavaca opened its doors 20 years ago, still having the strongest attribute for an all inclusive product: the charm of the staff. As a family hotel, it is not just the facilities and services it includes but the exclusive atmosphere it provides to its customers.
Guardalavaca, Holguin
Guardalavaca Beach
Guardalavaca stretches over 3 km. of beach among steep cliffs at north-east of Holguín province. Its warm, quiet turquoise waters are protected by coral reefs, creating an ideal microclimate for sea life. The water is very clear and the visibility good up to depths of 20 m allowing for remarkable diving in places.
Acuario Cayo Naranjo, Holguín
Swimming with dolphins
Swimming with the dolphins is extrraordinarily exciting. You can enjoy an unforgettable swim with the friendly dolphins of the Cayo Naranjo recreation park located in the middle of peaceful Bahia de Naranjo (Naranjo Bay).
Holguín
Bahía de Naranjo Natural Park
It stretches along 32 km of coast and covers an area of 1,000 hectares. In the coastal area there are spots with mangrove trees, marshy tropical forests and endemic trees, offering the option of following ecotourism paths and enjoying other outdoor activities. It has three small keys and an aquarium with dolphin and sea lion shows. You might also taste the sea food and the native cuisine.
Calle General Maceo No.305, Banes, Holguín
Baní Indo-Cuban Museum
The most complete collection relating to Indo-Cuban culture is held in this museum in the town of Banes, known as the archaeological capital of Cuba. It exibits indigenous artifacts such as pottery, jewelry, and tools. Among the thousands of pieces held, two are of particular interest: a solid gold icon, the first to be found in the area, and an indigenous skull with a hole in it similar to one that might be caused by the impact of a bullet. There are also murals depicting indigenous life.