Guama, Cuba

Located in the heart of the Zapata Swamp, Guamá is a fascinating destination that combines ecotourism, history, and indigenous culture.

Its main attractions are the crocodile farm and the Taino Village, a sculptural and ethnographic complex that recreates the life of Cuba's first inhabitants, accessible by boat through canals surrounded by lush vegetation. For nature lovers, this is an opportunity to enjoy a healthy and recreational environment. Its facilities include lodging, boat rides, birdwatching, and scenic walks.

The region offers a unique experience for nature lovers, with birdwatching, lagoon walks, ecological trails, and nautical activities. Guamá is also an entry point to one of the most important ecosystems in the Caribbean: the Zapata Swamp, home to endemic species and unspoiled natural landscapes. Furthermore, its proximity to Playa Larga and Playa Girón allows you to combine culture and beaches in a single trip.