The Hiron Beach in Cuba is more of historical significance to the Revolution in Cuba, rather than a natural artifact. However, Hiron Beach along the Caribbean sea is often visited by tourists and locals. This is the only beach in Cuba, where there is a concrete wall to prevent a possible landing (para-invasion). Read more about the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 that happened on this beach.
The Hiron Beach hosts the Playa Giron Hotel, kept by Cubanacan. In the village of Hiron you will find a lot of guest houses, where you can be accommodated for 15-20 Euro per room. Read more about Cuban currency here.
The beach of Hiron is a qualitative one with fine golden sand. However, because of the wall, there are a lot of sea-urchins around, so a pair of aqua shoes would definitely come in handy. All in all, this is a calm spot, away from mass tourism in Cuba.
