The Jardines del Rey is an extensive cays that extends north of Cuba off the coast of the central provinces. Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo are located here, which have become strongholds of Cuban tourism by virtue of the excellent quality of its beaches of coral origin and its almost intact nature. Sun, beach and water sports join the comfort of 9 hotels of category 4 and 5 stars, nightclubs, cultural options and a magnificent link with the rest of the country through a road of 17 km (10 mi) of scenic interest on the Bay of Dogs and a local airport ...

The Laguna de la Leche is a beautiful natural accident that is located north of the city of Morón, owes its name to the whiteness of its waters and the size of the pond that contains the largest freshwater reserve on the Island of Cuba. Also known as the Laguna Grande de Morón, it is classified as a lake that communicates with the sea, with an area of ​​66.5 km² of surface that holds 100 million m³ of water and a depth of 9 feet. The Laguna de la Leche for many years has been one of the places of expansion and recreation of the inhabitants of the city of Morón

Rancho Palma is one of those points fortunately unavoidable for the traveler that crosses the Cuban province of Ciego de Ávila, before venturing into the cays of the Camagüey Archipelago, also known as 'Jardines del Rey'. This extraordinary restaurant does not require other claims, however it offers the visitor the opportunity to know the details of country life, with a multitude of domestic animals, horse shows and, as always in Cuba, an excellent set of native music, which receives with enthusiasm and entertains all the food