Information from Viñales
Located in Pinar del Río province, the colorful town of Viñales is one of the most fascinating places in all of Cuba. Immersed in a quiet and hospitable ambiance, visitors will be able to enjoy days of relaxation and reflection while getting in touch with nature.
Viñales Hotels
Attractions
Soroa
Situated between Havana and Pinar del Río, specifically on the Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve. Soroa is an splendid natural destination to combine nature and rest. Among its main attractions you can find the famous Orchidarium ,the springs and the Water Fall . ×
Cayo Jutía
It is a place with an abundant costal vegetation populated with different birds, reptiles and mammal species which makes it an ideal venue for relaxing and resting. Its biggest attractions are the crystal clear beaches and the lighthouse as well as the extensive coral reef which invites to practice scuba diving and other nautical activities. ×
María La Gorda
Praised as one of the best Cuban zones to practice nautical sports, María la Gorda is located at the Guanahacabibes peninsula on the outmost west point of the island. Its International Scuba Diving Center has turned it into one of the best scuba diving sites. The biggest Cuban black coral reserve is also located in this area and one can observe a varied and impressive local flora and fauna . ×
Prehistoric Mural
It is one of the main touristic attractions in Viñales. The painting was created in 1959 by the painter Leovigildo González and shows the evolutionary process of life in a natural sense. With 120 meters high and 160 meters wide is considered to be one of the biggest outdoor paintings in the whole world. ×
The Indian’s Cave
The Indian Cave is a marvelous site located in Viñales Valley. As indicated by its name it was the refuge for the first inhabitants of these lands , who painted the walls with primitive drawings that are very well-kept until today. It gives you the opportunity to enjoy a boat stroll in the subterranean river that runs through and to admire the autochthonal nature as well as the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites formation. ×
