
Bariay National Monument Day Trip
- 8 Stunden
- 1 Bewertung
More than five centuries have passed since Christopher Columbus arrived in Cuba. Explore the specific site of his landing in 1492 on this day trip to Bariay National Monument from Guardalavaca.
Description
Your journey begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Guardalavaca, followed by a trip to the Bariay National Monument. This remarkable site features a collection of monolithic structures facing the sea, commemorating Columbus's arrival on Cuban territory and marking the first glimpse of the New World by the crews of the Santa María, Pinta, and Niña!
Upon arrival, you will encounter impressive structures that symbolize the fusion of two cultures: a variety of neoclassical arches representing Europe, alongside indigenous statues that pay homage to the ancient Americas, which are also replicas of nearby pre-Hispanic artifacts. Within Bariay Park, there's a chance to view a model of the native dwellings.
Following this, indulge in Cuban coffee, coconut water, and seasonal fruits at a local residence. To immerse yourself in the idyllic landscapes that captivated the Spaniards in 1492, you will take a leisurely ride by horseback or in a carriage to see highlights such as Bariay Bay, the mangrove regions, and the coconut and royal palm trees that enhance this beautiful setting.
To conclude the trip, unwind on Bariay Beach, a stunning tropical Atlantic destination where you can enjoy a refreshing swim before beginning the journey back. After a fulfilling experience lasting 8 hours, you will return to your hotel in Guardalavaca.
Tour + lunch
When reserving, you have the option to include lunch in your tour. Selecting the lunch package will provide you with a delicious chicken, seafood, or beef dish along with a beverage.
Preise
Inklusive
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- Transport by car
- English–speaking guide
- Horseback riding or ride in a horse–drawn carriage
- Food and drinks (depending on selection)
- Coffee and selection of seasonal fruits
Tipps
- Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.
