Guardalavaca Travel Guide |
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by our Cuba expert Paul Baderman
 On the north-facing coast towards the eastern end of Cuba, Guardalavaca is one of the more remote of the island’s ‘tropical paradise’ beach resorts. It’s also one of the smaller of these - ‘just’ 3km in length - but relatively uncrowded and with the obligatory gorgeously clear aquamarine water for diving/snorkelling or just lounging in or by. Catamaran trips can take you out dolphin watching - and there are ‘swimming with’ opportunities; there’s game fishing, good coral reefs a couple of hundred metres off-shore, horse riding along the beach or inland,. Steam train buffs can enjoy a trip chugging to the nearest town of Holguin. No, not a lot of nightlife, but good local seafood eating and … did we mention the silver-sand beaches, on which you can lie puzzling out why you’re in a resort called ‘Guard the Cow’.
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Cuba Facts |
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Spanish |
| Currency: |
Cuban peso |
| Dialling Code: |
+53 |
| Time Zone: |
GMT + 5 |
| Tourism Website: |
| http://www.cubatravel.cu |
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