The province of Holguín, to the north of the eastern region of Cuba, has a generous coastal area with beaches of fine, white sand, combined with high sierras and fertile prairies. The place where Christopher Columbus disembarked in 1492 is here, together with the greatest concentration of archeological remains of the aboriginal populations that inhabited Cuba. The greatest attraction of Holguín's tourist infrastructure is its location in the natural surroundings between the sea and the woods.
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