Palmarito de Cauto - all beaches

Oh, Santiago de Cuba's beach, where do we even start? Let's just say it's not exactly the cream of the crop, but it's not a complete disaster either. If only someone would give it a little love and attention, it could be a real contender for top attraction status. Despite its lackluster appearance, there are a few things going for it. The Caribbean sea is warm as can be, and the beach is conveniently close to the city. Plus, there's always a lively crowd of locals and tourists buzzing about. So, if you're looking for a beach that's not too shabby and has some potential, Santiago de Cuba's beach might just fit the bill.

The beach is small and lacks any nearby bars or restaurants, but it still boasts beautiful golden sand that is fine in texture. However, it could use some more maintenance.

We had the most amazing 7-day vacation at Bucanero! It truly felt like a magical place. The staff treated us like we were part of their own family, and the food and entertainment were fantastic. However, the highlight of our trip was definitely the reef snorkeling. It's heartbreaking to see it no longer there.

I enjoyed the picturesque scenery of the beach, particularly its golden sand which added to its beauty.

This beach is just another mediocre spot to waste your time at after touring the castle. Don't expect anything extraordinary here, but at least you can flop down on the sand and catch your breath after a few grueling hours of sightseeing. Just be aware that the sun disappears behind the hill at 4:30pm, so don't plan on any late afternoon tanning sessions.

The location of the beach is stunning and the food is absolutely delicious!