Baracoa

Landmark4.7/5

El Yunque

Anvil-shaped El Yunque rises above the rainforest near Baracoa, its lower slopes planted with cacao beneath royal palms. The climb ends with clear rivers below, where hikers swim in the Duaba.

Landmark4.8/5

Bahía de Baracoa

Nestled between lush mountains and the Caribbean Sea, Bahía de Baracoa offers stunning views, rich history, and a taste of Cuba’s unique culture, making it an unforgettable destination for adventurers and dreamers alike.

Landmark4.8/5

Malecon de Baracoa

The Malecon de Baracoa is a stunning coastal promenade that offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic, vibrant local culture, and a rich history, making it an essential stop for anyone visiting Baracoa, Cuba.

Culture4.3/5

Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion

Baracoa’s cathedral stands on the central square, with the Cruz de la Parra inside. The wooden cross is linked to Columbus’s first voyage and is considered Cuba’s oldest surviving artifact connected with him.

Culture4.4/5

Museo Municipal

A Spanish colonial fort houses this Baracoa history museum, with human remains of the region’s Indigenous people inside.

Landmark5/5

Majayara

Manufacturer in Baracoa, Cuba.

Landmark5/5

Rio Duaba

Nestled in Baracoa, Cuba, Rio Duaba enchants visitors with its stunning turquoise waters and lush landscapes, offering a serene retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike amidst the island's rich cultural heritage.

Landmark5/5

Villa toa Baracoa

Place in Baracoa, Cuba.

Landmark5/5

Río miel

Nestled in Baracoa, Río Miel enchants visitors with its mesmerizing honey-colored waters, lush landscapes, and vibrant wildlife, making it a perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventurers alike.

Eat3.9/5

Restaurante Fuerte La Punta

Eat3.8/5

Cafeteria El Parque

Eat4.8/5

Restaurante La Colina - Al's

Eat2.6/5

Restaurante El Caracol

Eat4.5/5

Restaurante El Buen Sabor

Restaurant in Baracoa with mojitos and a vegetarian dish.

Eat4.2/5

Casa del Chocolate

Drink3.8/5

La Terraza

Bar in Baracoa where people meet to dance Latin.

Eat3.8/5

Restaurante La Colonial

Eat4.3/5

Marco Polo - La Casa del Mojito

This restaurant has outdoor tables on the Malecón, where locals stop for beer and croquetas as the sun drops over the water.

Eat4.3/5

La Fortaleza

This Baracoa restaurant serves fish cooked in coconut milk, with balcony tables looking straight over the water.

Eat4.5/5

Restaurante Ortiz

Stay5/5

Casa Yindra y Ruben BARACOA

This Baracoa bed-and-breakfast sits steps from the cathedral and main square. Its rooftop terrace looks across the city roofs to the ocean.

Stay5/5

Casa Particular Alejandro y Susana

This Baracoa casa particular has bright rooms and a flower-covered terrace opening onto a garden. You eat beneath the hanging flowers.

Stay5/5

Casa Bella Vista BARACOA

Lagoon-view guesthouse with a rooftop terrace for meals. The hostess cooks, and you can eat above the lagoon.

Stay5/5

Casa Doña Camila

Nestled in Baracoa, Casa Doña Camila is an iconic haven showcasing traditional Cuban architecture and local charm, offering visitors a taste of authentic culture amidst stunning views of the surrounding mountains and coastline.

Stay5/5

Casa La Marina

Baracoa guesthouse with views of the bay and El Yunque.

Stay5/5

Casa Colonial Carina

Stay5/5

Casa Nena y Jorge

Stay5/5

CASA JULKE

Baracoa feels tucked between mountains and the sea. Cacao grows in the countryside around Cuba’s oldest Spanish settlement. The flat-topped El Yunque rises just inland, its outline visible from town.

Stay4.9/5

Villa Paradiso

Hilltop bed-and-breakfast with garden terraces overlooking Baracoa. You can watch the sunset from your room.

Stay4.9/5

Hostal Casa "Yoco & Mima"

Stay4.2/5

El Castillo

Baracoa's hilltop hotel looks over the harbor and town to El Yunque, the flat-topped mountain beyond the bay.

Stay4.2/5

Casa Baracoa

Stay3.5/5

Casa Renacer

Stay

CASA LOURDES Y ARTURO

Hotel in Baracoa, Cuba.