Guidebook for Guardalavaca
Food Scene
Linda Luna Restaurant
home made seafood and local dishes!
La Maison
La fonda de Pepe
very affordable for a reduced budget!
Sightseeing
La Loma De La Cruz
you can see the whole city of holguin!
Arts & Culture
El Chorro de Maíta is an early colonial archaeological site near Guardalavaca, Cuba.[1] The site dates from the early 16th century and consists of an excavated indigenous settlement and cemetery, including dozens of well-preserved human remains. Recent scholarship suggests that indigenous peoples were living here many decades after Columbus' arrival. Across from the site is a museum and a reconstructed indigenous village that features life-sized models of native dwellings.
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Museo El Chorro de Maíta
El Chorro de Maíta is an early colonial archaeological site near Guardalavaca, Cuba.[1] The site dates from the early 16th century and consists of an excavated indigenous settlement and cemetery, including dozens of well-preserved human remains. Recent scholarship suggests that indigenous peoples were living here many decades after Columbus' arrival. Across from the site is a museum and a reconstructed indigenous village that features life-sized models of native dwellings.
The main city was founded on January 16, 1817. It is also known as "The White Town", Spanish: La Villa Blanca. Gibara has a beautiful and breezy landscape, and also possesses excellent architectural designs and a well-planned layout of its streets, houses and parks. Even so, Gibara's biggest asset, according to visitors, are its people, which are described as cooperative, friendly, affectionate, and proud of their village and of its history. It is said Admiral Christopher Columbus had remarked of Gibara's environs that “it is the most beautiful land that human eyes saw.”
"The White Villa" in Gibara, although small, is said to possess a peculiar charm, exhibiting an architectural patrimony.
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Gibara
The main city was founded on January 16, 1817. It is also known as "The White Town", Spanish: La Villa Blanca. Gibara has a beautiful and breezy landscape, and also possesses excellent architectural designs and a well-planned layout of its streets, houses and parks. Even so, Gibara's biggest asset, according to visitors, are its people, which are described as cooperative, friendly, affectionate, and proud of their village and of its history. It is said Admiral Christopher Columbus had remarked of Gibara's environs that “it is the most beautiful land that human eyes saw.”
"The White Villa" in Gibara, although small, is said to possess a peculiar charm, exhibiting an architectural patrimony.
Drinks & Nightlife
2 bars on the beach, every monday and Saturday there's a beach party with big screens lights etc, Thursday is the pirates party on the beach as well (EL PIRATA BAR) and every night there's live music on the Guardalavaca boulervard cafeterias,pool tables and bars .
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Guardalavaca
2 bars on the beach, every monday and Saturday there's a beach party with big screens lights etc, Thursday is the pirates party on the beach as well (EL PIRATA BAR) and every night there's live music on the Guardalavaca boulervard cafeterias,pool tables and bars .
Parks & Nature
It is located 120 km (75 mi) southeast of Holguín between the Bay of Nipe & the Atlantic Ocean. The landmass is connected to the mainland by an animal control bridge. Once a private government game reserve, it now houses a resort managed by the Grupo de Turismo Gaviota, S.A. and a Cuban Youth camp. The closest major town is Mayarí, located 20 km (12 mi) south-east. The environment is mixed open plains and forest with swamp in the northwest sector. It has been stocked with zebra, water buffalo, boar and various antelope and deer species which roam freely on the cay. Horses and cattle also share some of the grazing area.A camel, several ostriches and parrots live near the resort compound.
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Cayo Saetia
It is located 120 km (75 mi) southeast of Holguín between the Bay of Nipe & the Atlantic Ocean. The landmass is connected to the mainland by an animal control bridge. Once a private government game reserve, it now houses a resort managed by the Grupo de Turismo Gaviota, S.A. and a Cuban Youth camp. The closest major town is Mayarí, located 20 km (12 mi) south-east. The environment is mixed open plains and forest with swamp in the northwest sector. It has been stocked with zebra, water buffalo, boar and various antelope and deer species which roam freely on the cay. Horses and cattle also share some of the grazing area.A camel, several ostriches and parrots live near the resort compound.