Faro de Maisí Hotel

The stay at the facility offers a variety of attractions such as nature tourism, city tourism, and speleocaving. The easternmost municipality in Cuba boasts a rich arsenal of customs and traditions that have been passed down since time immemorial, keeping its residents vibrant.

The Maisí Plateau is an incredibly interesting region characterized by enormous marine terraces that, in a horseshoe shape, border the entire eastern end of Cuba—from the Bay of Baracoa to Punta de Maisí. On the lower terrace, you will find the lighthouse at Punta de Maisí, while the upper terrace rises to an impressive altitude of nearly 500 meters. In some areas, up to 15 terraces can be observed, featuring vertical sea cliffs that can reach even 70 meters in height.