Holguín Province is the second most popular resort region in Cuba after Varadero. It boasts 40 kilometers of coastline with 41 sandy beaches, including top-rated ones like Guardalavaca, Playa Esmeraldai, and Playa Pesquero. The clear sea and coral reefs off the coast make it a haven for water sports enthusiasts, offering activities like diving and snorkeling. Instructors are available at most beaches to teach or improve your skills. Nearby Olgin features waterfalls, caves, springs, mud baths, and several nature reserves for ecotourism enthusiasts. For panoramic city views, head to the top of Loma de la Cruz hill, which offers not only a scenic experience but also a workout with its 458-step staircase. Families with children should plan a visit to Bahia de Naranjo Natural Park, where you'll find an aquarium and a dolphinarium for swimming with the resident dolphins. If you visit Holguin in May, you can partake in a traditional fair, and in October, there's a vibrant Latin American culture festival – a colorful and spectacular event!