Las Tunas Geography
Las Tunas is one of the youngest Cuban provinces.With ideal geographic features to enjoy ecotourism, sun and beach.The culture of this Cuban territory is at the service of its people’s well-being.
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Las Tunas, called Cuban Orient Balcony, is the gateway to eastern Cuba. It is located at 20 ° 57′35 ″ N 76 ° 57′16 ″ W. It borders the provinces of Camagüey, Granma and Holguin. To the north, the Atlantic Ocean bathes its coasts, and to the south, the Gulf of Guacanayabo. This province is divided into 8 municipalities, three on the north: Manati, Puerto Padre and Jesus Menendez; two in the center: Las Tunas and Majibacoa; and three on the south part: Jobabo, Colombia and Amancio. This is an even territory, excellent to enjoy the countryside, with elevations like the Caisumu, Alturas de Cañada Honda, Cerro Verde, among others.
Las Tunas geography stands out because the land is fertile and is used to grow cane, rice, plantain and tobacco, in addition to promote the livestock industry.The most relevant bays in Las Tunas are the Puerto Padre Bay and the Malagueta Bay. Among the most important rivers of this Cuban province are the Chaparra, the Jobabo, the Sevilla and the so called Tana.The total area of Las Tunas Province is 6 595, 25 km². This is a destination that offers many different options. Discover it and experience the best way to do tourism in Las Tunas.
