Camaguey is located in eastern Cuba, was founded in 1515 under the name of Santa María de Puerto Príncipe. It has a colonial architecture that survived the test of time, with latticed houses, doorways, tile roofs, churches and squares. The city of Camaguey, the city also known as the jars by the large number of these objects of clay that can be found, is dominated by plains.

Its territory has several beaches, such as St. Lucia, where you can find peace only interrupted by the seagulls and flamingos. You can also enjoy diving or coral reef areas, or enjoy bikes and pedal boats, boating, rowing, sailing boats or catamarans.

You can also visit the archipelago of Jardines de la Reina, with pristine beaches, Playa Los Cocos, the birthplace of Ignacio Agramonte, the Still Life Cayetano, among other destinations.