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Pinar del Rio

Approximately 160 km from Havana, Pinar del Río is Cuba’s most western province. Among its major attractions are El Valle de Viñales (Viñales Valley), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Vueltabajo tobacco growing region, which produces some of the world’s best tobacco.

Pinar del Río is Cuba’s only province with two Biosphere Reserves: the Sierra del Rosario (a portion) and the Guanahacabibes Península. Additionally, Viñales Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Covering 132 square km in the Sierra de los Órganos, Viñales Valley is famous for its mogotes - impressive vegetation-covered hills which rise vertically and are rounded on top.

Other nearby attractions include the Cueva del Indio (Indian’s Cave), explored via the San Juan River, and the Juan Miguel cave. Meanwhile the Santo Tomás cave, with more than 45 kilometers of galleries, is one of the largest, mapped cave systems in the hemisphere; guided tours are available.

One of the most intriguing routes goes from the Sierra del Infierno, where remote community practices water worship, believing it has curative properties, to the Valley of Dos Hermanos, featuring the Mural of Prehistory, an enormous painting on the side of a mogote.

The Península de Guanahacabibes is on the southwest point of the province. There are two natural reserves in this off-the-beaten track area and two International Diving Centers; María la Gorda with more than 30 dive sites, with a large black coral colony, and one in Cabo de San Antonio. Another dive and beach destination is Cayo Levisa.

Cabo de San Antonio’s Roncalli lighthouse and the medicinal waters at San Diego de los Baños are other attractions in Pinar del Río.

Hotel La Ermita Pinar del Rio - Viñales

2 Sleeps
62 Bedrooms
62 Bathrooms
Minimum stay 1 Night

As renowned for its spectacular views of the Viñales Valley as Las Jazmines, La Ermita offers a unique access point to the community and to the natural wealth of this premier location in Cuba’s western province of Pinar del Río. An ample parking lot is met by an unassuming reception area that opens onto the heart of the complex: a swimming pool surrounded by well-kept lawns, complete with a charming open-air bar and table seating. Hotel facilities, including accommodations, are arranged around this central area, and a stone path extends and slopes down towards the vast expanse of the valley from here, connecting the hotel with its natural setting in a way that is sure to please outdoor types. Indeed, the hotel seems to have been built with nature lovers in mind: guided tours afford visitors a closer look at the province’s celebrated flora and fauna (particularly its picturesque birds and renowned cork palms) and there’s no shortage of trails for hikers or more adventurous guests. Those more interested in urban exploration best arrive on wheels (though Viñales is a mere kilometer away from the hotel). A great spot for enjoying sweeping views of the valley and savoring a Cuban cocktail or criollo meal is the outdoor terrace of the hotel restaurant, which has a cottage-like interior with colonial motifs. The other good lounging area is by the poolside bar, though the loud music there, reported by a great many guests, might prove offensive to some ears. Accommodations consist of four guest-blocks. Though some have unquestionably better views than others, all are wheelchair-accessible and have long, shaded balconies whose mood is altogether pleasing. Set in a mostly quiet and relaxing natural context, La Ermita is the kind of place you want to return to after a day of trekking around town or through nature, and its location is pretty much as good as it gets.