Geographical diversity and historical values of Villa Clara make this territory prodigious for the enjoyment of nature at its best with products and modalities that fit in an assortment of markets.

Such settings as the Escambray Mountain Range and the Jibacoa Valley in the southern portion of the province, the Jumagua Round Hills north of Sagua la Grande and the offshore keys, as well as the Cubanacan Protected Area in the heart of the province, give CUBANACAN TOURIST GROUP in VILLA CLARA the necessary edge for the development of nature tourism with a combination of different choices in ECOLOGICAL ADVENTURE. The company counts on a variety of transportation means –depending on the terrain- to proceed on hikes, mountain trucks, jeeps, on horseback, riding on mules or using motorboats.

FISHING. For the Catch-and-Loosen modality, anglers are provided with well-equipped motorboats and high-tech tackles that guarantee the preservation of the large-mouth black bass, one of the most puzzling species in fresh water fishing that abound in the Hanabanilla Lake, a pond famous for having the biggest and oldest such basses.

RURAL TOURISM. It allows firsthand exchange with peasants involved in the growing of coffee, tobacco and sugar to get the hang of these crops and the following industrial process of these three staples for the region's and the island nation's economy. It's also a great chance to learn about local traditions and habits.

THEMATIC TRAILS. It offers heritage-related visits to squares, parks and monuments from the capital of central Cuba, as well as thematic tours linked to local traditions and personalities that left their footprint in the history of this land.