Moa, Cuba

Moa, located in the province of Holguín, is a city with a strong industrial identity and a stunning natural setting. Known for its nickel production, it is one of Cuba's main mining centers, with factories such as Pedro Soto Alba and Ernesto Che Guevara.

Its industrial character does not limit Moa from showcasing its natural assets. It is surrounded by spectacular natural landscapes. Of particular note is the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park, a protected area recognized by UNESCO for its unique biodiversity. This park is home to endemic species and offers ecotourism trails, where visitors can explore tropical forests, rivers, and waterfalls.

There are many attractions in the surrounding area. Paradisiacal beaches such as Playa Maguana, with crystal-clear waters and white sand; Cayo Saetía, a destination that offers visitors pristine beaches and exotic wildlife, an ideal paradise for those seeking a unique natural experience.

A short distance away is Birán, the birthplace of Fidel and Raúl Castro, where you can visit the former Castro family estate. Meanwhile, in the Mayaría area, you'll find the impressive Salto del Guayabo waterfall and stunning trails for adventure and nature exploration.

For those visiting Moa, the Hotel Miraflores is a great option for lodging in the city. Nearby, there are hotels and private homes with spectacular views in Baracoa and Guardalavaca.