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Anglers, listen up: 12km north of Mor贸n, off the Cayo Coco road, this mangrove-rimmed, 4-sq-km lake has the island's best square-kilometer density of bass and trout. Four hours of fishing costs CUC$70. Speedboat trips (CUC$7) take in narrow, foliage-covered tributaries 鈥 as close to the Amazon as the province comes. You'll even be allowed to take the wheel if you want!
Not a fishing fanatic? Rock up at the decent, rustic bar-restaurant just for a drink or fish meal with a lake view.
28 MILES
The once scrubby wasteland between Hotel Ciego de 脕vila and the city center, on the northwestern edge of town, is now a vast park featuring an artificial鈥
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One of Cuba's best-presented municipal museums, this mustard-yellow building with a typical avile帽o porch is one convertible well spent. Riveting exhibits鈥
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This much sought-after strip of sand is regularly touted as Cuba's (and the Caribbean's) best beach, courtesy of its diamond-dust white sand and rugged鈥
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The Florencia area's focal point is an artificial lake called La Presa de Florencia, formed when a dam was built on the R铆o Chambas in 1991. The lake and鈥
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This wild, foliage-covered loma (hill), the province's only real high ground, was turned into a flora-and-fauna reserve in 1985. With its fabulous coastal鈥
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Tucked away on Ciego de 脕vila Province's northwest coastline, this significant archaeological site was originally excavated during the 1980s after鈥
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Laguna de la Leche (Milk Lake), named for its reflective underwater lime deposits, is Cuba's largest natural lake (66 sq km). Its water content is a鈥
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Cuba's most beautiful beds? Not in Varadero, nor in one of the island's classic colonial stop-offs, but downstairs at this modest museum. The thoughtful鈥
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A small community with 49 red-roofed, Dutch-style dwellings, El Pueblo Holand茅s is on a hill next to the highway, 4km north of Laguna La Redonda. It was鈥
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Santa Gertrudis cattle are bred at this large Isla Turiguan贸 farm, on the main road just before you enter the causeway to Cayo Coco. The adjoining stadium鈥
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Laguna de la Leche (Milk Lake), named for its reflective underwater lime deposits, is Cuba's largest natural lake (66 sq km). Its water content is a鈥
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Small park in the northern part of Mor贸n with a small church and an old theater. The access road to Laguna de la Leche branches north from here.
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In among the teeming sidewalks and peeling colonnades, this well-laid-out museum of history and archaeology is housed in Mor贸n's former bank, an鈥
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Mor贸n has long been central Cuba's main railway crossroads and exhibits the most elegant railway station outside Havana. Built in 1923, the building's鈥
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Mor贸n is famous for its emblematic cockerel, which stands guard on a roundabout opposite the Hotel Mor贸n on the southern edge of town. It's named after a 鈥
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Cuba's sugar industry is preserved at this huge, rusting ex-sugar mill founded in 1914 in the village of Patria, 3km south of Mor贸n. Guides explain the鈥