Jamaica was the home of Noel Coward, the English playwright, and regular visitors to the island included Sir Winston Churchill and Errol Flynn.
Sancti Spíritus shows a beautiful trilogy that combines rivers, mountains and forests in a fertile clayey soil. It has among its main attractions for tourists Trinidad, also known as the Museum City in Cuba, and one of the most beautiful colonial villas in the greatest of Antilles. Trinidad combines characteristics of the 18, 19 th and the early 20 th centuries so the tour by its stone streets lead you to discover the artistic balconies, gates, amazingly worked, stairs and multi color porches in the houses, being each of them a museum itself. The marina Puerto Sol Cayo Blanco, the scuba diving centers Cayo Blanco and Costa Sur, the beaches Ancon and Maria Aguilar, are the main offers for the sea lovers. To the North of the province there is the National Park "Ciguanes", spot of great archaeological interest that together with the natural scenery of "Topes de Collantes" and the health care center of the same name, are excellent opportunities to the practice of trailing in direct touch with the rich flora and fauna of this area, where the climate abundant in rain favors the habitat of this species unique in the country. Sancti Spirítus posee, además, el lago artificial de agua más grande del país, localizado en la presa Zaza, sitio ideal para la pesca deportiva. Sancti Spiritus also has the biggest artificial lake in the country located in the Zaza water reservoir which is an ideal place for sports fishing. With its well-structured hotel facility net and all kinds of other facilities and services, Sancti Spiritus is an enviable destination that harmonically integrates the Trinitarian architecture and the natural beauty of its environment.
Jamaica was the home of Noel Coward, the English playwright, and regular visitors to the island included Sir Winston Churchill and Errol Flynn.
