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Ciego de Avila

Ciego de Ávila is the flattest province in Cuba, never rising more than 50m above sea level. Although there are relatively few rivers running through the province, the good underground irrigation network makes the area fertile and productive; sugar cane and pineapple plantations are the major local crops. Indeed, the province is famous for its pineapples and frequent reference is made to this ‘queen of fruits’ here.

The province was once home to a large indigenous population and there are several semi-preserved sites which are worth looking up. There are also remnants of late 19th-century fortresses which were used to divide up the island during the War of Independence.

Ciego de Ávila City:
The city, 460km east of Havana and 110km west of Camagüey, has developed as something of an historical pit stop: in the 19th century, travellers used it as an overnight watering hole before continuing on to the islands of Trinidad and Hispaniola.

Interesting places to visit include Parque Martí and the Teatro Principal, a 500-seat theatre slated for further restoration, a few blocks away. The theatre was built by rich socialite Angela Hernandez Viuda de Jimenez, who struggled to create a cultural Mecca in her hometown.

For those interested in the struggle to overthrow Batista, the Museo Provincial on Calle José Antonio Echevarría, is worth a visit. Meanwhile, some may find the Centro Provincial de Arte on Calle Independencia appealing. The Casa de la Trova, Libertad No 130, can be raucous and entertaining, depending on the night.

Traffic in town is largely horse-driven and the longest possible journey via this local transport should only cost a few pesos. The town is built on a strict grid system centered on Parque Martí, but there are a few buildings of note: the most popular meeting place on the square is the Casa de Agua (Water House), which serves free glasses of local mineral water, as well as homemade refrescos (soft drinks) and fruit juices.

Hotel Sol Cayo Coco Ciego de Avila - Cayo Coco

2 Sleeps
270 Bedrooms
270 Bathrooms
Minimum stay 1 Night

Cayo Coco is one of the fascinating keys in the Sabana Camagüey archipelago, also known as Jardines del Rey. On the north coast, very near one of the most important barrier reefs on the planet, the hotel Sol Club Cayo Coco is a tourist destination with no parallel. Located amid exuberant vegetation, this All-inclusive hotel is a few steps away from a beach of fine white sand. Its spacious rooms with terraces overlook the blue sea and the hotel's colorful gardens. It boasts a special area devoted to the practice of all types of sports, particularly nautical sports, and a beautiful pool for children and adults, surrounded by tropical gardens. The hotel offer also includes trips along ecological lanes, which abound in attractions, where you can contemplate water and land birds like flamingos, gulls and pelicans, and discover dream sites and virgin areas. The resort also boasts a permanent program of recreational activities, parties and night shows that will delight everyone, especially traveling families. ALL INCLUSIVE PACKAGES INCLUDES Food & Beverages - Breakfast - Snacks - Lunch - Dinner - A La Carte dining (reservations required) - National and international non-premium alcoholic and soft drinks Sports & Activities - Volleyball, archery and basketball - Gym, sauna and jacuzzi - Daily activities - Baby Club (0-4 years) and mini club (4-12 years old) - Games room with billiards and table tennis - Non-motorized watersports including kayaks, windsurfing, sailing, water bicycles and snorkeling - Evening entertainment and shows