This thatched-roof snack bar is halfway along the causeway into Cayo Coco. After a coffee, beer or sandwich, you could climb the adjacent lookout tower and try spotting distant specks of pink flamingos.
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A small community with 49 red-roofed, Dutch-style dwellings, El Pueblo Holandés is on a hill next to the highway, 4km north of Laguna La Redonda. It was…
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Small park in the northern part of Morón with a small church and an old theater. The access road to Laguna de la Leche branches north from here.