As a star of the national tourism industry, this destination of the center of Cuba dazzles both its beaches and hotels and extra hotel facilities that offer excellent opportunities for the current high season. The Greater Antilles maintains its position among the main Caribbean destinations.
As noted by the specialized press in a recent visit to the destination, behind were the ravages of Hurricane Irma, which beyond its effects, left immense desires to work on all the staff working in that pole, and a refreshing spirit that is today appreciated in the Santa María Cayes, Ensenachos and Las Brujas, the latter with a small airport also operating.
In addition to an improved hotel infrastructure, different nautical spots are available on the beach that allow the practice of light water sports such as kitesurfing. Beach bars, including several new ones, have also returned to their properties, and shaded areas and sun loungers have been restored.
They offer excellent Cuban and international cuisine restaurants: Chinese, Italian, Japanese, French, where you can taste exquisite preparations from highly qualified professionals. Likewise, bars, cafeterias and beach ranches offer fresh drinks, including a wide range of national and foreign cocktails, and light meals.
Complete the offer a dedicated service that likes to please the visitor and a varied proposal of animation that can accompany it both during the day at the beach or the pool, and at night with shows for all tastes.
In the family hotels, which are the majority, baby clubs, children's pools, among other facilities that contribute to large and small enjoy your stay.
The Keys of Villa Clara have 9845 rooms distributed in 15 hotels owned by the Gaviota Tourism Group, grouped mainly in Cayo Santa María, and mostly managed by foreign chains such as Meliá, H10, Valentín Hotels, Blue Diamond Resorts, Iberostar and Dhawa .
Managers of the facilities covered by the press, declared that Canada remains the main source of tourists to the destination, while Argentina, Germany, and other European destinations also stand out. They also highlighted the strong presence of the national market during the summer months.
Among the attractions of the area stood out the tranquility, the optimal conditions of the beaches -which were favored by the hurricane-, the goodness of the climate that maintains sun and few clouds for a full enjoyment, the variety of the offer and the good service.
Composed of Santa Maria Cays, Ensenachos and Las Brujas, the Villa Clara Cays are linked to the mainland by a 48km highway over the sea.
Cayo Santa María will host FitCuba 2018, the largest event in the country's tourism industry, which will be held from May 2-5. For this reason, an ambitious tourism development program is being carried out in Villa Clara and to encourage the re-commercialization of the facilities of its surrounding cays.
According to information offered by the representation of the Mintur in the province of Villa Clara, the inauguration of seven hotels is foreseen, five of them of the E brand, of the Cubanacán Group, as well as the expansion of the Los Caneyes and La Granjita hotels.
The central province of Villa Clara has established itself as the third tourist pole of Cuba. It has many natural resources, which together with the great historical, cultural and patrimonial heritage, make it a unique and unrepeatable place, where the generosity, kindness and hospitality of its people make a difference.
As noted by the specialized press in a recent visit to the destination, behind were the ravages of Hurricane Irma, which beyond its effects, left immense desires to work on all the staff working in that pole, and a refreshing spirit that is today appreciated in the Santa María Cayes, Ensenachos and Las Brujas, the latter with a small airport also operating.
In addition to an improved hotel infrastructure, different nautical spots are available on the beach that allow the practice of light water sports such as kitesurfing. Beach bars, including several new ones, have also returned to their properties, and shaded areas and sun loungers have been restored.
They offer excellent Cuban and international cuisine restaurants: Chinese, Italian, Japanese, French, where you can taste exquisite preparations from highly qualified professionals. Likewise, bars, cafeterias and beach ranches offer fresh drinks, including a wide range of national and foreign cocktails, and light meals.
Complete the offer a dedicated service that likes to please the visitor and a varied proposal of animation that can accompany it both during the day at the beach or the pool, and at night with shows for all tastes.
In the family hotels, which are the majority, baby clubs, children's pools, among other facilities that contribute to large and small enjoy your stay.
The Keys of Villa Clara have 9845 rooms distributed in 15 hotels owned by the Gaviota Tourism Group, grouped mainly in Cayo Santa María, and mostly managed by foreign chains such as Meliá, H10, Valentín Hotels, Blue Diamond Resorts, Iberostar and Dhawa .
Managers of the facilities covered by the press, declared that Canada remains the main source of tourists to the destination, while Argentina, Germany, and other European destinations also stand out. They also highlighted the strong presence of the national market during the summer months.
Among the attractions of the area stood out the tranquility, the optimal conditions of the beaches -which were favored by the hurricane-, the goodness of the climate that maintains sun and few clouds for a full enjoyment, the variety of the offer and the good service.
Composed of Santa Maria Cays, Ensenachos and Las Brujas, the Villa Clara Cays are linked to the mainland by a 48km highway over the sea.
Cayo Santa María will host FitCuba 2018, the largest event in the country's tourism industry, which will be held from May 2-5. For this reason, an ambitious tourism development program is being carried out in Villa Clara and to encourage the re-commercialization of the facilities of its surrounding cays.
According to information offered by the representation of the Mintur in the province of Villa Clara, the inauguration of seven hotels is foreseen, five of them of the E brand, of the Cubanacán Group, as well as the expansion of the Los Caneyes and La Granjita hotels.
The central province of Villa Clara has established itself as the third tourist pole of Cuba. It has many natural resources, which together with the great historical, cultural and patrimonial heritage, make it a unique and unrepeatable place, where the generosity, kindness and hospitality of its people make a difference.
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