The province of Holguin in eastern Cuba is one of the most populated and developed. Tourism is a major source of income. When Christopher Columbus came to its shores on October 27, 1492 said it was the most beautiful land human eyes have ever seen. The mix of sea, beaches and forests is one of the characteristics that influence tourism development in the are.

The most famous beach in the province is undoubtedly Guardalavaca, with white sands, clear waters and extensive coral reef. Diving is a wonderful opportunity given the beauty of the reefs and corals. Just as boating, catamarans and sailboats. In one of its keys, Cayo Saetia is one of the largest game reserves in the country, deer, buffalo, antelope, among other wildlife.

In the city of Holguin will find museums, including the Chorro de Maita Archaeological Museum or the Indo-Bani, beaches of Guardalavaca or Naranjo Bay Marina Gaviota, among other attractions in the region.