El Nicho-Trinidad over 2 days at Meeting Point Varadero: it's not worth the cost: journey too long (departure 6:30 a.m. and return D+1 8:30 p.m.) Arriving around 1 p.m., we go directly to the El Campesino restaurant. after a mojito and a very good meal (the best of these 2 days) direction the El Nicho waterfall, Even if sometimes there are some steps that are a little high and that you will have to cross 2 or 3 times on a wooden plank with a small railing also made of wood, this place is worth seeing. To go down, it's on another, easier path. It rained a lot the previous days, the water was yellowish: a shame, but I still swam. A big thank you to Lidi, our guide on site, who was able to answer all our questions: about her country, the fauna, the flora and knowledgeable about Cuban plant pharmacopoeia.

One of the greatest falls I have ever seen. Quite a distance from my hotel but it's worth the visit . It rained the night before our visit which causes a rising in the water level therefore we couldn't swim as planned. They have life guard on-site to maintain safety.

In 2022, Me And My Father Went To Cuba To See Family. Let’s Just Say Cienfuegos Es La Ciudad Que Más Me Gusta A Mi If You Know What I Mean. And El Nicho Was The Star Of The Show. We Went To The Poceta De Cristal And I’ll Just Save It For When You Get There If You Can. Truly Stunning.

If you're wondering if it's postcard-perfect: yes, it is. El Nicho is a short route with three waterfalls, one larger than the other, with beautiful crystal clear water and, what is more unique than rare on this island in spring-summer, fresh. The tour is short but allows you to see beautiful plants, highly sought after by us also to decorate interiors, spontaneous and lush there. Advice: be careful not to go with large groups and don't join them, the two or three most beautiful points are if there are only a few of you, otherwise it becomes a photography factory for tourists and loses its charm. It also takes luck. Another heartfelt tip: eat at the "little restaurant" at the pasino 200m eastwards outside the entrance to the route, called "Il campesino".

Must see if you are in the area. With several bathing areas even the highest waterfall is accessible by a path with steps and walkways. Good level of cleanliness and not too crowded. Wear mosquito protection and sunscreen. The different price for locals and tourists but also is not crazy, is paid in local currency. There is a restaurant but I can not say about quality or prices as we ate in one a little further from the resort (El Campesino) recommended by the driver. The drinks were good price.

We first crossed Lake Hanabanilla in a small fishing boat to eat at the home of these Cubans isolated as possible who plant coffee in the forest, a memorable day: the most beautiful of our stay thanks to Cuba Criolla and his team Carlos and Flaco the driver of the beautiful car. End of the day at the waterfall where we bathed with Cubans who offered us rum. PERFECT!!!!!