The province of Holgun, in the oriental part of the island, is considered a stronghold for the leisure industry in Cuba, supported by cultural, historic, and natural attractions mixed in perfect harmony.

A stripe of sand of 40 meters of wide and little more than thousand 300 of long encloses the most diverse attractions for recreation, with similar characteristics to other beaches of this province of the Cuban east; among the ones worth mentioning are Esmeralda and Pesquero.

Valleys and hills combine with unique vegetation and a fauna including the national bird Tocororo, woodpeckers, parrots, cateyes, macaws, jutas congas, the aboriginal manatee and even wild horses.

Beach Guardalavaca is rich in history and myths, place of link of Europe with America since Christopher Columbus sailed his water and he put in communication to the world with the aboriginal culture of the natives “the Araucos”.

Beach Esmeralda, to the north of Holguin, is an authentic ecological paradise of the Cuban east. It is found in the orange Tree Bay nature reserve, surrounded by precious gardens and an area of great typical, ecological and natural attraction of this zone of Cuba is recommended especially for families with children.

Next to Bariay, setting that amazed the Admiral Cristobal Columbus when discovered Cuba in 1492, the hotel Brisas Guardalavaca is erected . It works under the modality All Included. In the first line of beach, 1 kilometer of the main beach of Guardalavaca, one of the but beautiful beaches of the Cuban east.