Also as part of the tour will visit the Casa Gallo, home of the former owners of the land, where he still lives one of his descendants. It is remarkable that the monument has been erected for the family, represented by a fountain shaped like a rooster. A curiosity is that it says that water that flows from that source has medicinal or curative, and its sign inviting the visitor to try to alleviate their fatigue and experience the benefits of their properties. In this house there is also a cafe offering drinks drinks and fast food, seating in the form of swings reflecting a rustic design very original. It also forms part of the route a rock formation that mimics the trunk of an elephant, which draws the attention of many visitors. From it you can get a spectacular view of the whole area of Tope de Collantes. It is quite common along the promenade, the observation of black orchids on the heights of the trees and find species like the tocororo, national bird of Cuba, and the guinea pig, an animal characteristic of the Cuban countryside. Both species are protected by local rangers, who are responsible for implementing a range of measures to conserve both the flora and fauna in their natural habitat.

Similarly are attractive walks in the Parque El Cubano, which is surrounded by waterfalls and crystal clear waters pocetas, recommended for its medicinal properties. I notice that the water is too cold for swimming and there are different depths, so caution is advised, as well as funds are muddy. The same can visit the ruins of a slave hut, peasant huts, skip Javira, Javira reserve, among other attractions. For lunch we recommend the Creole cuisine restaurant Mi Retiro, and if you want a sunset bar / outdoor cafe on the Mirador. From the highest point of the latter you can see the city of Trinidad and the Ancon beach. The villas to stay are not high class, yet they are quite comfortable. Giselle Rodriguez is a specialist and who works with items in m