Visit Granma Province
The Granma Province of Cuba is a stunningly beautiful region located in the easternmost part of the country, bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Sierra Maestra mountains. It's home to 1.2 million people and is known for its relaxing atmosphere and stunning landscapes.
Tourists will find a variety of interesting sights here, such as Manzanillo Bay which offers spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. The city of Bayamo is another great spot to visit, with its colonial architecture and lively cultural scene. Santiago de Cuba, one of the oldest cities on the island, is also worth a visit for its many historical attractions including Castillo del Morro - an ancient Spanish fortress built in 1589!
Granma also has some significant historical connections; it was here in 1895 that Fidel Castro started his revolution against Fulgencio Batista's regime. For this reason Granma has become something of a symbol for Cuban nationalism and revolution - making it an essential destination for anyone looking to learn more about Cuba's history.
Tourists will find a variety of interesting sights here, such as Manzanillo Bay which offers spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. The city of Bayamo is another great spot to visit, with its colonial architecture and lively cultural scene. Santiago de Cuba, one of the oldest cities on the island, is also worth a visit for its many historical attractions including Castillo del Morro - an ancient Spanish fortress built in 1589!
Granma also has some significant historical connections; it was here in 1895 that Fidel Castro started his revolution against Fulgencio Batista's regime. For this reason Granma has become something of a symbol for Cuban nationalism and revolution - making it an essential destination for anyone looking to learn more about Cuba's history.
Popular cities
Worth visiting
No location has been found yet. Please try again a bit later...
Cities in Granma Province
Yara, Bayamo, Jiguaní, Guisa, Media Luna, Bartolomé Masó, Campechuela, Manzanillo, Cauto Cristo, Río Cauto, Niquero