Landmarks

To the north of Morón in Ciego de Ávila province is the third tourist destination of Cuba, Jardines del Rey, made up by Coco (370 km ²) and Guillermo Cays (13.2 km²). These cays are natural sceneries with fine white sand beaches defended by coral reefs and abundant woody vegetation, hosting a diverse fauna where pink flamingos reign.

Located in Morón is the largest natural freshwater reservoir in the country with 67.2 km², its name comes from the rich fund in rock contained calcium to beat the water give it a milk-like color.

The center radicated to the north of the province, near of Morón, is dedicated to the breeding and development in captivity mainly American crocodile. Local and foreign tourists continuously visit a center. It has an outdoor restaurant where you can enjoy an exotic crocodile meat dish.

The Boquerón Cave System in the Municipality of Florencia, dazzled by the rare formations of stalactites and stalagmites. Its flora and fauna species have worthy to protect. These caves were formed millions of years ago by the action of the waters of the Jatibonico river.