The Península de Hicacos, or Hicacos Peninsula, is found in Matanzas, Cuba. The very tip is the most northern point of Cuba. The little offshore islands are a part of the Sabana-Camaguey Archipelago.
Take the Via Blanca Highway to cross the bridge over the channel that was used for faster movement of ships and trade. Though the Hicacos Peninsula is named after a type of cactus, it is where you’ll find the white sandy beaches of Varadero and those all-inclusive resorts where you can spend days being pampered.
Get away from the everyday and venture to the Hicacos Point Natural Park. Explore the Cave of Ambrosio, Mangón Lake, and La Calavera Salt Works. Visit Josone Park, the marina, and the dolphinarium. Make nice with the dozens of bird species and reptiles that call the Hicacos Peninsula home.
There are a number of options to reach the Hicacos Peninsula from the Cuban mainland. Visitors have several options to choose from like bus, car, train or a shuttle. It takes over 4 hours to reach by bus from Havana. It will cost around 22 CUC to 30 CUC to travel by bus or train. If you choose to hire a taxi it will get a little more expensive as the taxi fares would vary from 100 CUC to 130 CUC. However, if you are not willing to travel for hours, car, taxi or a shuttle is a better option as they generally take much less time to reach the Hicacos Peninsula from Havana.
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