Moron, Cuba

Located in the north of the province of Ciego de Ávila, Morón is a city with a rich history, unique architecture, and a strategic location close to the popular Jardines del Rey. This city combines tradition, development, and a privileged natural environment.

The city was founded in the 16th century and has witnessed important historical events, from the colonial era to the triumph of the Revolution in 1959.

The Rooster of Morón, its most iconic symbol, represents the perseverance and pride of its inhabitants. The downtown area is characterized by buildings of up to two levels, although in certain areas they reach four or five stories. Its urban design reflects a blend of colonial and modern influences, with wide streets and emblematic squares such as Agramonte Park.

For nature and ecotourism lovers, one of Morón's greatest attractions is Laguna de la Leche, the largest natural reservoir in Cuba, ideal for birdwatching and water activities. Furthermore, its proximity to Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo makes it a perfect starting point for exploring paradisiacal beaches that offer accommodations for all ages, as well as nautical and diving activities that guarantee an excellent experience.