Iberostar Colonial Hotel in Cayo Coco

If you are thinking about a holiday in the Caribbean, discover this beachfront hotel, located in the north of the province of Ciego de Ávila on the paradisiacal Cayo Coco, the fourth largest island in Cuba. Its colonial-style architecture and cobblestone streets will take you back in time, without sacrificing the home comforts of today. Moreover, the All-Inclusive accommodation is perfect for a family holiday, as a couple or in a group.

• Endless relaxation. Choose from more than 458 rooms and fully equipped suites where you will find maximum comfort for you and yours. What is more, some rooms even have connecting doors, perfect for those travelling to Cuba with children.
• Pamper yourself like never before. We have everything ready to take care of you from the very first moment. Enjoy relaxing body treatments and massages. Find the best version of you with a wonderful treatment from our beauty salon. 
• Explore the seabed. Cayo Coco is one of the best destinations for diving in Cuba. In the incomparable setting of beaches such as Las Coloradas or El Peñón, you can practice diving in the warm and crystalline Caribbean waters, swimming among exotic colourful fish and with the support of expert instructors.
• Right on the beach. Can you imagine waking up to views of the intense blue of the Caribbean Sea? This is possible in this 4-star hotel, plus there is a magnificent beach of fine sand just a few steps away. What more can you ask for?
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner. At the Iberostar Colonial we want you to worry only about squeezing the most fun into your holiday. Therefore, the accommodation includes three main meals a day, as well as all the drinks and snacks between meals that you may want.
• Go ahead and explore Jardines del Rey. This evocative set of cays, located in the eastern part of the Sabana-Camagüey archipelago, is the largest and most numerous of the four that surround the island of Cuba. Visit the resort's organized tour sales point and get ready to enjoy natural landscapes that will leave you speechless. 

You can’t leave the Iberostar Colonial without first:

• Riding on horseback across the beach at Playa Flamencos. If you are looking to make the most out of your stay in Cuba, dare to explore one of the most idyllic corners of Cayo Coco with an exciting horseback route.
• Trying an authentic Cuban sandwich. As well as being the perfect snack between meals, this traditional Cuban recipe, is a classic part of the local cuisine. Unlike other sandwiches, it doesn't have mayonnaise, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapeños or peppers, so as not to eclipse the intense flavour of the meat. Order one at the Creole cuisine restaurant!
• Falling in love with the colonial architecture of Ciego de Ávila. This picturesque town, located 100 km from the hotel, includes a photogenic old town, with buildings that will transport you to the 19th century. You can also relax in the José Martí Park, which was remodelled in 1995.  

The best kept secret:

The Flying Dutchman. Cayo Coco doesn't just have a Spanish accent. In fact, a few kilometres from the hotel is the Dutch town of Turiguanó, built in the early sixties to serve as home to a group of farmers. Why not pay them a visit? Welkom!