Alejandro de Humbolt Park
Named after a German Scientist who visited Cuba in the early 1800's.
The park covers 275 square miles of which 8 square miles is water. It is the most humid area in Cuba.
A Tour:
https://youtu.be/FJQY0tgfsLg
The next
Caguanes National Park
This park is situated around the Caguanes Peninsula. It covers roughly 79 square miles. Most of the coastal landscape consists of arches, caves, cays and niches open to the sea.
Colourful flamingoes dot the cays.
A total of 79 caves are found along the coastline. Some are accessible. Some not.
The interior of the park is heavily forested areas and waterfalls are everywhere.
Throughout the week we will explore
Desembarco de Grama Park
Guanahacabibes Peninsula
Sierra Cristal National Park
Turquino National Park
Vinales Valley
before we leave Virtual Cuba.
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