Granma
Granma Province is located in the eastern and southeastern Cuba. The union of the sea with the mountains produces a combination that puts the province among the most visited by tourists. Granma was one of the first villages founded by the Spanish.
The province has the largest river in Cuba, El Cauto, which is located in a vast plain that clashes with the Sierra Maestra, which is the Turquino peak, the highest of the island with over 1,800 m above the sea level. The vegetation is abundant and warm weather mixed with the cold of the mountains.
Places to visit: faro de Cabo Cruz, El Guafo, with existence of aboriginal relics, the Marea del Portillo, where you can give rides on sailboats, jet skis and catamarans, the Albacore dive center, among other attractions.
The province has the largest river in Cuba, El Cauto, which is located in a vast plain that clashes with the Sierra Maestra, which is the Turquino peak, the highest of the island with over 1,800 m above the sea level. The vegetation is abundant and warm weather mixed with the cold of the mountains.
Places to visit: faro de Cabo Cruz, El Guafo, with existence of aboriginal relics, the Marea del Portillo, where you can give rides on sailboats, jet skis and catamarans, the Albacore dive center, among other attractions.
Localities of Granma
Bayamo
(2 Houses)
Bayamo, the capital of the eastern Cuban province of Granma, has in its favor a history of nearly 500 years, to be just the second city founded by the Spanish Diego Velázquez in the archipelago.