Toa blades view of Lamppost The Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa massif is a mountainous group that is divided between the eastern provinces of Guantánamo and Holguin (Cuba) as well as the northernmost part of the province of Santiago de Cuba. It has a geographical extension of 187 km long and 50 km wide. The massif is distinguished by having the greatest diversity of landscapes and vegetation of Cuba and the Caribbean. Hydrographic situation
The mountain group has the largest hydrographic reserves in Cuba. It is home to the basins of the three largest rivers in the country: the Mayarí el Toa river (the largest river in Cuba) and Sagua de Tánamo. Other projects
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