Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo. Names from the Cuban geography that evoke images of bright sun, warm white sands and turquoise sea. It could not be otherwise: both islands, located in the Jardines del Rey archipelago, are favorites of thousands of travelers who each year choose them as a destination for a tropical vacation. However, there […]
Nutritional foundation of the great American cultures before colonization, highly appreciated for its versatility and exquisite flavor, corn integrates –together with rice and wheat- all the cereals that sustain the international diet. Its name comes from the Taíno word mahis, that translated into our language means “what sustains life”. In Cuba it was introduced by […]
Sweetly caressed by the Caribbean, the Hicacos Peninsula treasures centuries of history linked to the sea. This narrow strip of land, which 22 kilometers go from the big island to the tropical waters, was centuries ago home to pre-Columbian cultures that saw in the ocean a guiding god and its source of sustenance. Years later, […]
