Excursions de Cayo Santa Maria
Forest Adventure Tour

(As known as Jungle or Rambo Tour)





For the adventurers and nature lovers!

We made this excursion on January 24, 2002 with our guides Luis and Lazaro. It is a one-day excursion in the mountains of one of the most beautiful national parks of the country. This excursion is a little bit « athletic », it's suggested for those who want to loosen some muscles. Good walking shoes are recommended because the trekking is of difficulty « easy » to « medium » with some small challenges. The walking part is approximately 3 hours at a slow beat with several stops. This excursion is one of our most beautiful memories of our trip, we enjoyed very much the exercise while contemplating a lush vegetation and magnificent landscapes!

$63 (adult) and $52 (children)
Day(s): Thursday
Minimum: 7 persons
Price in USD, August 2004

Program of day :

  • Departure from the hotel at 7h00AM.
  • The bus ride up to the Sierra Escambray (National Park Guanayara) lasts 3 hours.
  • Transfer to a « Russian limousine » up to the site (about 30 minutes).
  • We then begin our jungle trek with an environmentalist guide who shows the various varieties of plants, trees and animals of the region.
  • Arrival at a beautiful waterfalls for a few minutes rest. It's here that the group is divided: Jungle 1 (trekking) or Jungle 2 (down by the river)
    NOTE: For those who prefer the « wet » route, it's preferable to bring shoes to go in the water (like windsurfing board shoe or linen shoe).
  • Both groups meet again at a natural swimming pool (a beautiful lagoon in the middle of the jungle), for a well-deserved rest and bathing (very appreciated to those who took Jungle 1!)
  • We continue our walk in the jungle trails up to the restaurant « La Gallega » located at the entrance of the park Gunayara, near the small river. Chicken lunch (delicious!).
  • Going back into the Russian truck down to bus.
  • Return to the hotel at approximately 19h00
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