Ciénaga de Zapata is not only the largest swamp of Cuba. It's also one of its most important natural reserves. For centuries, it has been the habitat of the most exotic Cuban species of plants and animals. And its peculiar nature has molded, in an unique shape, the culture of whom has lived there since the prehistory. It has served as a barrier to protect the shore and natural resources of Bay of Pigs, like beautiful white sand beaches, virgin caletas and coral reefs, where sea creatures still don't feel a human as a threat.

For the same reasons, it was saw as an important military objective during the Cold War. A ride across the area would help you to understand the pillars of Cuban Revolution and an important part of its history that followed april 61.

Despite its remote location, it's not hard to add this destination to your tour across Cuba. You would regret not to do it since you would miss attractions and emotions that you could only experience here. Many enroll in round-trips from Havana. Take the National Highway. At midway between Havana and Cienfuegos; in the link to Australia Sugar Mill; turn to the South and you'll reach out, almost in a straight line, in less than 3/4 of hour, to Casa 46.

We'll waiting for you, honored and ready to guarantee you a stay you will never forget.