Rent a car in Monte Cabaniguán Cuba

Mount Cabaniguán, located south of the municipality of Jobabo, between the provinces of Granma and Las Tunas, is famous for being the largest reserve in the world of the Acutus crocodile species, also known as the American crocodile, needle crocodile or long-nosed crocodile. Already in 1986 the area began to be studied and investigated and in 1990 the Don Miguel Álvarez del Toro Biological Station was built. Mount Cabaniguán is a territorial portion that shares its space between the provinces of Granma and Las Tunas, mostly from the latter. The municipalities found within its limits are the municipalities of Jobabo, Río Cauto, Yara and Manzanillo.

Las Tunas

Las Tunas is a Cuban city located towards the center of the westernmost part of the eastern region and better known as The Balcony of the Cuban East. It is the capital of the province of the same name. Also known as the Capital of Cuban sculpture. The name Las Tunas comes from the cactus of the same name that currently proliferates in patios, gardens, rooftops and various corners of the city. Due to its strategic location at the entrance to Eastern Cuba, Las Tunas is crossed by the highway and the central railway, the most important routes in the country. The city is also an important road junction that links it with the other municipalities of the province. The predominant climate in Las Tunas is warm tropical, with a rainy season in the summer. The economy of Las Tunas is based on the agricultural sector, especially in the sugar sector, even with an important weight in the commercial production of the province, other important rubles are tobacco, livestock for the production of meat and milk.