Santiago de Cuba - all beaches

Soy nacido y criado en Santiago de Cuba y hasta ahora desconocía de la existencia de esta playa conocida como Playa del Este,ya que esta zona siempre estuvo prohibida su paso para toda las personas que no vivieran en su entorno por su cercanía a la Base Naval de Guantánamo y siempre estuvo protegida por una Unidad Militar por lo que está Playa nunca fue pública para todas las personas.

This beach might be suitable for those who enjoy snorkeling or scuba diving, but don't expect to be blown away by the scenery. While it may offer a glimpse into the local culture, the overall experience is lackluster and underwhelming.

The beach is small and lacks any nearby bars or restaurants, but it still boasts beautiful golden sand that is fine in texture. However, it could use some more maintenance.

We had the most amazing 7-day vacation at Bucanero! It truly felt like a magical place. The staff treated us like we were part of their own family, and the food and entertainment were fantastic. However, the highlight of our trip was definitely the reef snorkeling. It's heartbreaking to see it no longer there.

I enjoyed the picturesque scenery of the beach, particularly its golden sand which added to its beauty.

Nestled near El Morro Castle, this small stretch of sandy beach offers a unique charm accessible by a narrow, winding trail. While the water may be slightly murky due to the occasional presence of algae, it is delightfully warm and inviting. A popular spot among locals, this beach is a summer hotspot due to its close proximity to the city and easy accessibility via public transportation. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience this hidden gem for yourself.