The company will prioritize those programs in Cuba's westernmost province, considering the region's biological wealth and beautiful landscapes.

As part of the project, visitors will have the chance to fish marine and freshwater species in the San Felipe keys and the Cuyaguateje hydraulic complex, while San Vicente will be the ideal place for bird watchers.

Located in Viñales Valley, which was declared a World Cultural Landscape by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and is a major tourist destination in the province, the trail is five kilometers long and is inhabited by 30 cataloged species, of which 13 are endemic.

Rumbos S.A. will also expand its nautical offers, including an excursion to Cayo Jutía, off Pinar del Río's north coast, a tour on motorcycle, and the circumnavigation of Cayo Mégano.

Source: DTCuba.com