Cuba - Guantanamo Province (Chapter) Lonely Planet
Guantánamo conjures up pictures of prisoners in orange jumpsuits. But Cuba’s wettest, driest, hottest, oldest and most mountainous province isn’t just an anachronistic US base. Baracoa is one of the country’s most isolated settlements and beautifully unique. The province’s transport artery is La Farola, an engineering marvel that travels from the cacti-littered southern coast to the Cuchillas Toa mountains.
Coverage includes: Guantánamo, Around Guantánamo US Naval Base, South Coast, Punta de Maisí, Boca de Yumurí & Around, Baracoa, Northwest of Baracoa and Parque Nacional Alejandro de Humboldt.
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