Baracoa was the first town founded by Spanish conquistadors in Cuba (1512), therefore he is known as the First City of Cuba. It offers visitors the chance to admire one of the most attractive landscapes and best preserved in the West geography. You can also enjoy local customs and traditions of its hospitable people.

In Baracoa, the existence of sea, mountains covered with dense foliage and abundant river arteries converge and form an attractive natural setting, with elements of historical and cultural to attract the attention of the visitor.

The actual access road to the First City, through The Farola, is only a foretaste of the many attractions available to Baracoa, located in the easternmost part of the island of Cuba and become a tourist destination par excellence for the province of Guantánamo.