Christopher Columbus called this region "the most beautiful land that human eyes have ever seen" upon arriving in 1492, and he was right. It is located in eastern Cuba, a charming city known for its cultural heritage, natural beauty, and historical significance. It is the fourth-largest city in Cuba and the capital of Holguín Province.
Founded in 1720, Holguín developed as an agricultural and commercial hub. It is now celebrated for its laid-back atmosphere, historical landmarks, and cultural contributions. Interestingly, it is the birthplace of Fidel Castro, one of the leaders of the Cuban Revolution.
Also known as "The City of Parks" due to its numerous green spaces, such as Calixto García Park: The city’s central square, surrounded by colonial-era buildings and lively cafes. San José Park: A quieter spot perfect for relaxing and enjoy the cultural environment in the surroundings.
Holguín is a city that offers a rich variety of attractions, blending history, culture, nature, and leisure. On a nearby hill raises the emblematic Loma de la Cruz ( Hill of the Cross) a spiritual and cultural symbol of Holguín, with 458 steps leading to a cross at the summit. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and center celebration.
La Periquera Provincial Museum, located at Calixto Garcia Park, housed in a colonial-era building, this museum showcases the region's rich history and culture. Just close San Isidoro Cathedral, which was built in the 18th century, this is one of Holguín's most iconic religious landmarks.
Holguín has also become the capital of arts, with several celebrations along the year like Ibero-American Culture Festival (October): A vibrant celebration of the region’s diverse cultural heritage, Romerías de Mayo: A yearly cultural and artistic festival attracting national and international artists and others.
Some of the most beautiful natural attractions in the area are among the most popular in the country. Guardalavaca Beach is located about 50 km from the city, offers pristine white sand, crystal-clear water, and excellent snorkeling opportunities, diving, catamaran trips, and horseback riding along the coast. Nearby, the Bahía de Naranjo Nature Park features an aquarium and opportunities to swim with dolphins.
Cayo Saetía is a small island off the coast, known for its untouched beaches and wildlife, including zebras and deer. It’s ideal for nature lovers seeking a quiet escape as well as Gibara, a charming coastal town near Holguín, often called the "White Town" due to its colonial architecture. It’s also home to the annual International Film Festival.
Bariay Monument Park, the spot where Christopher Columbus first landed in Cuba. The park features monuments and a small museum commemorating the meeting of European and indigenous cultures.
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In the same area, rising among the bushes the majestic Segundo Frente Hotel, with a quiet and relaxing ambiance. Nearby, the historical site of Biran and the city of Santiago the Cuba all together becomes a privileged spot to enjoy real natural life. Surrounded by typical Cuban roots traditions, visitors are able to share realife experinces with the inhabitants of the area.
Planning your life dreamed vacation has always been the challenging decision for those who travel to the Caribbean. In Cuba the 10 top beaches become even harder to choose from; for those loving the breezy days on the white sand or napping under a palm tree with the sound coming from the ocean together with you family or even alone, any of them fits, for others Varadero, Pilar, Guardalavaca and Esmeralda just sound familiar.
Viñales is a picturesque region located in the Pinar del Río Province of Cuba. Its town itself is nestled in the Viñales Valley, which is known for its stunning landscapes, tobacco fields, and unique limestone hills, or mogotes
Baracoa has unique natural attractions. This hidden gem is surrounded by lush rainforests, rugged mountains and the history of one of the first villages founded in Cuba. This paradise offers virgin environments fully connected with peace and incomparable beauty. Let´s explore the natural wonders of Baracoa and the diverse activities that make it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic connection with nature.
Cuba is known for its pristine beaches, but beyond the bustling resorts and well-trodden paths lies a world of hidden gems. If you're looking for a tranquil escape, away from the crowds, the northern coast of Holguín offers some of the most breathtaking and secretive beaches on the island. These secluded spots promise not only spectacular views but also the ultimate in relaxation, whether you’re looking to unwind, swim, or explore.
Cuba, with its irresistible charm, offers some of the most stunning beaches in the Caribbean. Whether you’re a sun-seeker, a water sports enthusiast, or simply in search of serenity, here’s a guide to the top must-visit beaches that promise unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
Christopher Columbus called this region "the most beautiful land that human eyes have ever seen" upon arriving in 1492, and he was right. It is located in eastern Cuba, a charming city known for its cultural heritage, natural beauty, and historical significance. It is the fourth-largest city in Cuba and the capital of Holguín Province.
Founded in 1720, Holguín developed as an agricultural and commercial hub. It is now celebrated for its laid-back atmosphere, historical landmarks, and cultural contributions. Interestingly, it is the birthplace of Fidel Castro, one of the leaders of the Cuban Revolution.
Cuba is a vibrant island brimming with stunning landscapes, rich history, and a culture that radiates warmth and rhythm. If you’re planning a week-long adventure, this expertly curated itinerary ensures you experience the best of Cuba. Book your trip now with Cubabooking.com and enjoy a seamless travel experience with exclusive deals and local expertise!
Cuba is a land of vibrant rhythms, timeless charm, and breathtaking landscapes, but beyond its famous landmarks lies a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. These hidden destinations showcase the island’s rich history, natural beauty, and authentic cultural experiences, offering travelers a deeper connection to the heart of Cuba.
From secluded beaches and lush waterfalls to quaint villages and unique historical sites, these lesser-known spots promise unforgettable adventures far from the usual tourist crowds. Here’s a guide to 10 of Cuba’s best-kept secrets.
There’s no place like Cuba when it comes to celebrating New Year’s Eve. As the sun rises up from the horizon of Caribbean sky, the island comes alive with the unmistakable hum of joy and anticipation. Families, friends from all over the world, gather together to celebrate in their homeland. The New Year is full with a unique blend of traditions, music, and heartfelt togetherness that transforms the occasion into a true fiesta.
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Chorro de Maíta is one of Cuba's most important archaeological sites, located near Guardalavaca in the province of Holguín. It provides a unique window into the life of the Taíno people, the island’s original inhabitants before European colonization. The site is renowned and considered one of the largest indigenous cemeteries in the Caribbean.
The site was discovered in 1986. The whole area contains over 100 human remains, dating back to the 15th century. It reveals invaluable insights into the Taino way of life, their social structures, and burial practices holding a significant anthropological importance as it helps piece together the lives of the indigenous population providing a fascinating glimpse into the first inhabitants, particularly the Taino people who lived in the island before the arrival of the Spanish.
Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean, is more than just a travel destination. It’s shelter to an authentic life style where there is a blend of music, tradition, history and community spirit. It is a Living colorful painting where celebration, and deep-rooted pride emerge from the heart of its people.
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Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day escape? Cuba is a dream destination for couples and groups of friends, offering stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and unique experiences to celebrate. Whether you prefer a romantic dinner in Havana, a sunset beach retreat in Varadero, or an adventurous getaway in Viñales, here are the best things to do in Cuba for a real experience.
Every year Havana becomes the global capital of premium cigars during the Festival del Habano, the most prestigious event in the world of Cuban cigars. This week-long festival attracts cigar lovers, collectors, industry professionals, and luxury connoisseurs to celebrate the craftsmanship, history, and culture behind Habanos S.A., the company behind iconic brands like Cohiba, Montecristo, Partagás, and Romeo y Julieta.
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Cuba is quickly becoming a top destination for MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourism. Its unique blend of cultural richness, modern venues, and exceptional hospitality creates the perfect environment for corporate events and professional gatherings. Whether you're organizing a large-scale conference, a corporate retreat, or an incentive trip for top performers, Cubabooking.com offers tailored solutions to make your event a resounding success.
Cuba is an endless summer and Cubabooking guarantees so many choices for all holiday makers around the island. This blog is for travelers looking for the best things to do in Cuba during the summer. Whether you're coming from abroad or just local, a culture enthusiast, or an adventure seeker, CubaBooking.com helps you plan the perfect summer vacation filled with sunshine, local flavor, and unforgettable experiences.
From July 14 - 20, SOLO & FUN WEEK / Resonance Cayo Santa Maria
Solo & Fun Week is the ultimate experience for singles looking for fun, new connections, and unforgettable moments. From July 14th to 20th, come to Resonance Santa María and enjoy a week full of music, games, exciting activities, and themed parties. From the Welcome Party on the beach to the HOT costume party, including interactive games, Cuban dance classes, beach BBQs, and even a Foam Party at the pool. Every day will bring something new and exciting. With activities designed to make you laugh, dance, and meet amazing people, Solo & Fun Week is the perfect place to fully embrace your fun and free-spirited side.
Únete al festival LGBTQ+ más vibrante de América Latina: cultura, playa, orgullo y comunidad en un viaje inolvidable por La Habana y Cayo Guillermo. ¡Descubre el Latam Rainbow Fest 2025!
Del 25 de octubre al 2 de noviembre, Cuba será el epicentro del orgullo latinoamericano con el Latam Rainbow Fest 2025, organizado por CubaBooking y Muthu Hotels.
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