Mayari, Cuba

Mayarí is an enriching destination. From Holguín, it captivates with its extraordinary biodiversity, mountainous landscapes, and a rich history that reflects the essence of eastern Cuba. Its tropical forests, crystal-clear rivers, and a cultural identity marked by its agricultural roots make every experience authentic for lovers of ecotourism and historical exploration.

The area has a strong agricultural tradition, with coffee and sugarcane crops that have shaped its identity over the years. Its proximity to Birán, the birthplace of Fidel and Raúl Castro, gives it historical and cultural value, being the epicenter of music, art, and local traditions, where Cuban son and other cultural expressions come alive.

Ideal for birdwatching and exploration, Mayarí is distinguished by its great diversity of natural environments that invite adventure and connection with nature. The Sierra Cristal National Park is the first protected area that shelters endemic species and offers spectacular trails for ecotourism.

The Salto del Guayabo, Cuba's highest waterfall, with a drop of over 100 meters, is an impressive spectacle for visitors. Nearby: Pinares de Mayarí: Located on a plateau over 600 meters above sea level, this ecosystem is home to a wide variety of plant species, including orchids and ferns, as well as lodging facilities located on the province's coastal beaches.

Another popular and visited spot is Cayo Saetía: A paradise island with pristine beaches and exotic wildlife, a must-see destination for nature lovers.