There are provinces that discover tourism looking at the sea, and there are others that learn it looking at its mountains. Granma belongs to this second group: between the Sierra Maestra and the Gulf of Guacanayabo built, without entirely proposing it, a way of selling its geography.
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There are provinces that discover tourism looking at the sea, and there are others that learn it looking at its mountains. Granma belongs to this second group: between the Sierra Maestra and the Gulf of Guacanayabo built, without entirely proposing it, a way of selling its geography.