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related activities like diving and swimming with dolphins and also
visit the capital of the province and Gibara, know aspects of the
native origin in Banes, get deep in some of its old forests and
discover the charms of the Naranjo Bay parks, the natural exhuberance
of Cayo Saetía or practice trekking in Pinares de Mayari.
There are many places that have a great historical, cultural,
and anthropologic, tourist and landscape interest in the region.
All of them gave such an impression in Christopher Columbus that
at his arrival to Cuban shores he said "…this is the
most beautiful land human eyes have ever seen".
In over 25 miles (40 kilometers), the northern coastline of Holguín
has 41 beaches. Guardalavaca and Esmeralda are the most popular
beaches among foreign tourists. Pesquero Beach has scores of fascinating
natural sites, both under and above water; Don Lino Beach combines
open areas, architecture and the natural surroundings; and Blanca
Beach is very close to Cayo Bariay, where Admiral Christopher Columbus
first set foot on Cuban soil, during his first voyage to the New
World. Cayo Saetía is northeast of Holguín. This natural
spot has 12 virgin beaches.
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