




“TRANSFER TO VIÑALES (ONE WAY) + 2 HOURS VISIT TO LAS TERRAZAS“ Tour
Las Terrazas is a community nestled in the Sierra del Rosario, in the province of Artemisa, Cuba. This picturesque place is known for its exuberant natural beauty, mountainous landscapes and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal tourist destination for nature and ecotourism lovers. The community has its roots in the history of agricultural development and the emergence of sustainable projects in the region. Las Terrazas was initially a reforestation and land reclamation project, promoted by the Cuban Revolution in the 1960s. Over the years, it has become an example of environmental conservation and community development.
The natural environment of Las Terrazas is impressive, with a mixture of mountains, rivers, and tropical forests that harbor a great diversity of flora and fauna. Among its attractions is the San Juan River, an ideal place for swimming and recreational activities. The community also has a set of agricultural terraces, hence its name, which were created to grow coffee and other products in a sustainable manner. Ecotourism plays a key role in the economy of Las Terrazas. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, boating, bird watching, and visits to coffee plantations where tourists learn about the cultivation and production processes. In addition, the area has a strong connection to the local culture, and the people of Las Terrazas are known for their hospitality and for sharing their history and traditions with visitors to the community.
The cultural legacy of Las Terrazas is also remarkable, as the community has preserved the traditions of the Cuban peasantry, combining rural life with modernity and respect for the environment. This makes Las Terrazas not only a place to enjoy nature, but also a space to learn about history, sustainability and community life in Cuba. In short, Las Terrazas in the Sierra del Rosario is a shining example of how the integration of conservation, culture and tourism can generate harmonious and sustainable development.
The Viñales Valley National Park, located in the province of Pinar del Río, in western Cuba, is one of the island's most impressive natural destinations. This protected area, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999, stands out for its unique landscape of mogotes mountains, fertile valleys and exuberant vegetation that make up a unique ecosystem of great beauty. The Viñales Valley, whose geological origin dates back more than 160 million years, is famous for its karst formations: enormous mogotes, rounded hills that emerge from the plain like gigantic limestone islets. These hummocks, which reach up to 300 meters in height, create a surreal landscape worthy of admiration for travelers entering the region. In addition to its impressive geography, Viñales Valley National Park is home to a rich biodiversity, both in its flora and fauna. The area is home to endemic species, such as the tocororo, Cuba's national bird, and the zunzún, the world's smallest hummingbird. It is also possible to find various species of orchids and medicinal plants, which contribute to the natural wealth of the place. The park is ideal for ecotourism activities, such as hiking along its trails, horseback riding, and bicycle tours, which allow you to explore its landscapes in a calm and deep way. In addition, tourists can visit the tobacco plantations, whose cultivation is emblematic in the region, and learn about the traditional way of producing Cuban cigars.
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Important information:
• Recommended: light clothing, sunglasses, hats or caps, tennis, sandals or comfortable shoes and photographic camera. • For the tour we recommend a water bottle. • We recommend to bring cash in small denominations for souvenirs, drinks and tips.
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