LOCATION. HOW TO GO THERE

Cayo Saetía is located at  120 Km. At Easter of Holguín  city and  1:30 hours by ground transportation. Also you can take a plane or through Nicaro Airport. By sea he coordinates 20º46´N y 75º34´W.

HUNTING
Cayo Saetía, considered the Island's major hunting ground and inhabited by a wide range of animal species, sits at the entrance of the Bay of Nipe.

More than half of the islet's 42 square kilometers (27 square miles) is covered by forests inhabited by varied fauna, including whitetail deer, zebras and antelopes.

Hunting is carried out under strict monitoring, complying with both national and international regulations, to prevent damage on the region's habitat and to preserve the natural environment.
The group Gaviota, which runs Cayo Saetía, gives tourists the chance to go on safaris in the forest and to hunt wild animals that hide in the islet's thick vegetation.

Vacationers are provided with transportation, specialized protection, equipment, guides and well-defined routes, although cameras can replace rifles, since the islet's one-of-a-kind environment invites visitors to photograph its most beautiful natural landscapes.

Based on a Natural Park concept, Cayo Saetía´s pristine nature has remained intact and away from the human invasion, so the islet's original flora and fauna have been preserved to date.
Visitors can use different kinds of vehicles to move around the islet, and can find animals such as wild boars, buffaloes, ostriches, peacocks, zebras, Cuban trogons (tocororo), antelopes, jutias and wild bulls.

Add to this that dozens of species of birds have chosen that area of the Cuban archipelago to live, and migratory birds nest there in winter.

SCUBA AND SNORKELING

Cayo Saetía also has options for diving enthusiasts, including a coral reef near the islet, the same coral reef that runs off the coast of Cuba's eastern Holguí­n province.
Crystal-clear waters, fine sand and a coastline of brownish rocks are singular attractions, giving the islet's 12 beaches different shades of color that create a show that is exclusive to the region.

VILLA CAYO SAETÍA
Cayo Saetía tourist infrastructure includes 12 air-conditioned rooms equipped with television, and a restaurant serving exotic meat and dishes from Cuban cuisine.
At the restaurant, visitors can taste a wide range of dishes made with animals hunted on the islet, as well as fish and seafood captured in the waters surrounding Cayo Saetía.

Prices:

Double room: 55 USD per person per night (included breakfast)

Single room: 68 USD per night (included breakfast)