Topes de Collantes. Jungles, Waterfalls, and Pure Lakes in Cuba<\/p>\n
ngg_shortcode_0_placeholderbetween Cienfuegos<\/a> to the west, Sancti Spisitus<\/a> to the east, and north of Trinidad<\/a>. The highest peak of the mountain is called San Juan – 1140 m. Escambray is an oasis of endemic flora, clear rivers, and waterfalls such as El Nicho, Caburni, and Vegas Grandes.<\/a> It is also the birthplace of the popular coffee of the same name, which you may obtain in Havan\u0430<\/a> and the favourite of the hundreds of tourists travelling with cuba.bgspace. The secret of the coffee is that it is cultivated along the south slopes of the mountain with a lot of rainfalls so that the plants absorb more sunlight and moisture, which give the coffee a unique aroma. The reserve hosts also the House of Coffee \/Casa del Caf\u00e9\/, where you can see and try different sorts of coffee. If you are travelling by yourself write to me here<\/a> and I will tell you where in Havan\u0430<\/a> you can buy this coffee.<\/p>\n Here you will also find the most beautiful cascades of El Nicho, Caburni and El Cubano. South of Escambray 7 km off the Caribbean Sea you will find the most well-preserved colonial city in Cuba – Trinidad.<\/a><\/p>\n The reservation is also rich in mineral sources that are accessible in Cur Hotel.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\n To reach Topes de Collantes take the road from Trinidad<\/a> – it is quite steep and narrow, but it reveals gorgeous views and will take you all the way to the reserve.<\/p>\n