Baracoa bedste strande

The pulpo restaurant is highly recommended due to the amazing staff. However, the left side of the beach is the absolute highlight.

This beach stole my heart with its charming atmosphere and friendly locals. As I strolled along the sandy shore, I couldn't resist trying the mouth-watering almond treats sold by the vendors at a reasonable price. The locals here are true entrepreneurs, offering refreshing coconut water as you make your way to the neighboring Playa Blanca. And if you're feeling adventurous, the legendary Honey River is just a stone's throw away. Legend has it that bathing in its waters guarantees a return to Baracoa, and I can attest that it's true. This beach is a true gem and a must-visit for anyone exploring the area.

Would it be fair to describe this beach as a small strip of sand, approximately 3 meters wide, nestled between rocks and offering a view of the sea? The sand isn't exactly white, but it's a decent spot to relax and take in the ocean. Unfortunately, the surrounding rock area isn't well maintained. Personally, I prefer black sand beaches. However, getting to this beach involves a pleasant walk and a boat ride, which allows you to explore the nearby village and hiking trails.

Denne strand er virkelig usædvanlig og har en unik charme, der gør den perfekt til at tilbringe kvalitetstid med familie og skabe vidunderlige feriehukommelser.

We had a lovely time at this beach while traveling from Baracoa to Yumuri. Along the way, we were amazed by a remarkable coconut tree with two trunks. It was incredible to witness the fishermen passing by with their catch in hand. The water was crystal clear, as is typical in Cuba, and the beaches were naturally shaded. It was not very crowded, which was a plus. We also enjoyed dining at the chiringuito and savoring our Bucanero.

Denne strand anbefales ikke til kvindelige rejsende alene på grund af sikkerhedsmæssige bekymringer.