In over 25 miles (40 kilometers), the northern coastline of Holguín has 41 beaches. Guardalavaca and Esmeralda are the most popular beaches among foreign tourists. Pesquero Beach has scores of fascinating natural sites, both under and above water; Don Lino Beach combines open areas, architecture and the natural surroundings; and Blanca Beach is very close to Cayo Bariay, where Admiral Christopher Columbus first set foot on Cuban soil, during his first voyage to the New World. Cayo Saetía is northeast of Holguín. This natural spot has 12 virgin beaches.

Guardalavaca    Lat:21.12383    Lon:-75.83085   See Google Map

In over 25 miles (40 kilometers), the northern coastline of Holguín has 41 beaches. Guardalavaca and Esmeralda are the most popular beaches among foreign tourists. 

Frank Pais Airport    Lat:20.78800    Lon:-76.30560   See Google Map

Frank Pais Airport (IATA: HOG, ICAO: MUHG): is an international airport that serves the city of Holguín in Cuba.

Mirador de Mayabe    Lat:20.83757    Lon:-76.19904   See Google Map

Near to the city with a busy cultural life, made famous by two very different popular figures: "El Guayabero" and the donkey of Mayabe.

Gibara    Lat:21.10722    Lon:-76.13667   See Google Map

It is a place where ancestral ruins can be viewed, such as the Cuarterón and the Batería de Fernando VI as well as colonial architecture incredibly well preserved. The White Villa (Villa Blanca) named this way by some, shows a unique contrast between the sea and the colonial settlement. It is considered the second walled city in Cuba. Other geographical attractions are the so-called…

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The region includes a wonderful little Cuban beach Playa Blanca famous for its fine and white sand, Bahia de Bariay, Fray Benito and Silla de Gibara

Don Lino    Lat:21.08790    Lon:-75.99590   See Google Map

Surrounded by a reassuring ambiance, Villa Don Lino offers visitors all the appropriate conditions to enjoy a pleasant stay. It is located 57 kilometers from Holguín's International Airport and 30 kilometers from Guardalavaca Beach.

Playa Pesquero    Lat:22.40000    Lon:-84.01667   See Google Map

Pesquero beach, which is over 2950 feet (900 meters) long, is pristine and beautiful. The beach isn't for cuban people. This beach is significantly more private

Bahia de Naranjo    Lat:21.10300    Lon:-75.87710   See Google Map

The area takes almost a 1 000 acres of land with lots of vegetation. In the coastal area there are spots with mangrove trees, marshy tropical forests and endemic trees with a total extension of 32 km. The Park offers recreational options for those searching to enjoy nature.

Playa Guardalavaca    Lat:21.12383    Lon:-75.83085   See Google Map

Guardalavaca stretches over 3 km. of beach among steep cliffs, facing the Atlantic Ocean, 54 km. north-east of Holguín province. Its warm, quiet waters, turquoise blue in color, are protected by coral reefs, 300 m. into the sea, creating an ideal microclimate for sea life.

Chorro de Maita    Lat:21.08370    Lon:-75.81600   See Google Map

The largest native funerary area of the Antilles, located right in the centre of a region that was densely populated by Cuban natives up to the 15th Century, is closely related to the archaelogical values of Banes municipality. In this area have been found remains of more than a hundred of those inhabitants. Some of those are exhibited at the museum.

Boca de Sama    Lat:21.11537    Lon:-75.76992   See Google Map

Boca de Sama is a small town mostly inhabited by fishermen, which seems to come out a fairy tale. Whoever arrives at it the way I did, during a winter morning that the whole place seemed to be covered by a sleeping fog, and when silence even enhanced even

Banes    Lat:20.96972    Lon:-75.71167   See Google Map

This cosy town also known as the archaeological capital of Cuba, treasures in its territory a historically valued site named Chorro de Maíta, where the largest aboriginal cemetery of the Antilles is located (it is an archaeological site and museum) as well as the Taina village (AldeaTaína). 

Macabi    Lat:20.90056    Lon:-75.72583   See Google Map

Biran    Lat:20.52720    Lon:-75.89670   See Google Map

Complex with shop, post office, school, hotel and homes where family Castro Ruz used to live. In its rooms you can see family objects and photographs, as well as personal belongings and presents delivered to Fidel Castro by friends, such as writer Gabriel García Márquez. Also, there lie the rests of the parents of the leader of the Cuban Revolution.

Antilla    Lat:-20.84861    Lon:-75.75250   See Google Map

The Municipio of Antilla is one of the twenty two municipios in the province of Oriente, Cuba. This municipio covers a surface of 1,048 square kilometers.

Pinares de Mayari    Lat:20.48200    Lon:-75.80380   See Google Map

This plateau is located in Pinares de Mayarí, province of Holguín, and isolated in the altiplano of Nipe with 5 340 hectares. The most important attraction of the park is the contrast of its tropical vegetation with the dense forests of pines, with great groups of plant endemism and an extensive variety of the ornithofauna.

Guatemala    Lat:20.75330    Lon:-75.65048   See Google Map

Cayo Saetia    Lat:20.76667    Lon:-75.51667   See Google Map

Cayo Saetia is a Marine and Natural Park which provides you with a unique opportunity to enjoy a dazzling flora and fauna. It is also one the busiest migratory bird corridors in the Americas.  

Nicaro    Lat:20.70470    Lon:-75.55060   See Google Map

Nicaro, city, eastern Cuba. It is situated on Levisa Bay, a nearly landlocked arm of the Atlantic Ocean, at the base of the Lengua de Pájara peninsula. Nicaro is Cuba’s major centre for the refining of nickel and cobalt from nickel oxide,

Cayo Mambi    Lat:20.68333    Lon:-75.28333   See Google Map

This key is generally characterized by a predominantly rocky substrate, with very little soil, the vegetation is stunted and widely dispersed patches of herbaceous and creeping, which develops in hoquedades of rocks, vegetation complex rocky coast, patch of

Moa    Lat:20.64000    Lon:-74.91750   See Google Map

Moa is a municipality and city in the Holguín Province of Cuba.Large nickel deposits located in the Moa area are exploited in part by joint ventures with the Canadian company Sherritt International