GRANMA, CUBA
Granma, province that covers 8 371,8 km2 in the south-eastern part of Cuba, is a blend of lush nature, combining sea and mountains and vast historical tradition. Bayamo, its capital, was the second village founded by Spaniards in 1513.
It has attractive values ready to charm the visitor, especially along the south coast and in the Sierra Maestra mountain range.
It is very rich in history and natural resources, with beaches bordering the coast and nearby keys, rivers, lagoons, dams, waterfalls, with well-known caves scientifically speaking, water deposits and mineral-medicinal muds, sea bottom and the existence of nice weather conditions in areas of more than 600 meters above the sea level.Read More...
Both National Parks, Desembarco del Granma (where the Granma yacht landed carrying the expedition led by Fidel in 1956) and Turquino (La Plata headquarters) have a well preserved natural wealth. It also has a great historical value, since they witnessed decisive battles for the independence of Cuba during the last stage of the war.