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This natural reserve with 5000 hectares is a protected spot for a wide diversity of flora and fauna including unique bird species like Tocororo (Cuban National bird) and Zun Zun.

With a top altitude of 364 meters over the sea levels, it marks the highest point in the mainly flat landscape of Ciego de Avila Province.

The park has a small network of hiking trails, which are perfect for nature and bird watching lovers.
 

This natural Park is a unique opportunity to experience the natural environmental conditions that the Cuban indigenous had in this area in Pre-Columbian times. The park has 69 hectares of virgin forests and lagoons with an impressive diversity of flora and fauna species. Visitors can enjoy tours by canoes and horse ride.

El Baga is a natural thematic park where it can be found a well preserved natural environment and the representation...

With its 66 square kilometres, La Laguna de la Leche is the biggest natural lake in Cuba and it is located 3 km from Moron city. This lake is a natural refugee for many different types of birds and among them are the pink flamingos.

The lake is the venue of water sports events every year.

It is located at the north coast of the province with more than 20 km of white sand and clear waters. This beach is also a diving paradise, because it has a huge coral reef, just at 200 meters from the shore, with more than 50 species of corals, 200 species of sponges and around 500 species of fishes.

This coral reef is also an interesting archaeological site, where you can find the remains of 27 sunken ships from the 19th and...

With a surface of 335 km2, it has more than 30 km of virgin beaches which are a paradise for nautical activities. There are also fresh water lagoons where you can admire the richness of the local fauna diversity, including a large colony of pink flamingos.

It was named after the abundant presence on their land of a hardwood tree called Sabina.

These scenarios were visited by the American writer Ernest Hemingway aboard the yacht...

Santa Lucia beach, located at the north coast of the province, has more than 20 km of white sand and clear waters. This beach is also a diving paradise because it has a huge coral reef, just 200 meters from the shore, with more than 50 species of corals, 200 species of sponges and around 500 species of fishes.

This coral reef is also an interesting archaeological site, where you can find the remains of 27 sunken ships from the 19th and...

It owes its name to the abundant presence of white ibis (popularly known as bird coconut), it is known also as "the island of flamingos" by the large colony of pink flamingos that inhabit the south of the key.

Cayo Coco has 22 kilometers of sandy beach and clear green water, located in a pristine environment, where forests and other vegetation cover about 90% of its territory. It also has several lagoons, ideal habitat for many...

Guillermo Key, a tiny island of only 13 km2, was immortalized by the Nobel Prize in Literature Ernest Hemingway in his book Islands in the Gulf, due to its green and promising landscapes.  Its three beaches; among them Playa Pilar considered one of the most beautiful in the region; reach a total length of four kilometers and its scenic value is reinforced by the existence of other natural elements as the highest dunes in the Caribbean,...