Niquero, Cuba

Located at the southern tip of Cuba, Niquero is a destination that combines history, nature, and culture in an authentic and tranquil setting. Located in the province of Granma, this coastal town offers a unique experience away from the tourist crowds, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the true essence of Cuba.

Niquero boasts a pristine coastline and spectacular beaches, with Playa Las Coloradas being its most iconic spot. This spot is famous for being the landing site of Fidel Castro and his rebel army in 1956, a key event in Cuban history.

Today, its golden sands and turquoise waters offer a perfect setting for relaxation and enjoying the Caribbean Sea. Niquero is also the gateway to the Desembarco del Granma National Park, a nature reserve with impressive cliffs, forests, and unique biodiversity.

The town is a harmonious blend of colonial architecture and modern buildings, with vibrant streets filled with markets, restaurants, and welcoming people. The local cuisine stands out for its fresh seafood, caught daily by local fishermen.