Guantanamo, the most eastern and mountainous provinces of the country is the only place in Cuba where you can find semi-desert areas. Its proximity to Haiti and a large number of immigrants from Jamaica have contributed to a distinctly different culture from what you’ll experience in for example the central or western parts of the island.
Nature fans and adventurers will enjoy staying at the Hotel Faro de Maisí in La Asunción, a small town in the south of Maisí, Cuba's easternmost town. This off-the-beaten-track hotel is an ideal spot to stay for those interested in cavern diving, nature exploration, and wildlife spotting.
The Hotel La Rusa was named after a glamorous, and mysterious Russian woman known as "La Rusa". The hotel is also classed as an historical monument for its history, and is located on Baracoa’s sea road, the Malecón.
Guantánamo, in Cuba’s eastern region, has never been a huge tourist destination, despite having some singular historical and natural sights. Perhaps this new hotel accommodation, in the center of town, will help attract more visitors.
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