Villa Clara has a wealth of beaches on the Cayerías del Norte - hundreds of small keys along the province’s Atlantic coast. The largest are Cayo Las Brujas, Cayo Ensenachos and Cayo Santa María. The islets are linked to the mainland by causeway.
However, most of the beaches are restricted areas, either because they are part of the Buenavista Biosphere reserve or they are property of the hotel restorts exploited there. However, some beaches can be accessed freely, such as this sunny (and shadeless!) beach situated on the tip of Cayo Santa María.
 

Villa Clara has a wealth of beaches on the Cayerías del Norte , hundreds of small keys along the province’s Atlantic coast. The largest are Cayo Las Brujas, Cayo Ensenachos and Cayo Santa María. The islets are linked to the mainland by causeway.

However, most of the beaches are restricted areas, either because they are part of the Buenavista Biosphere reserve or they are property of the hotel restorts exploited there. This unspoiled beach is located next to Villa Las Brujas and can be accessed freely.

 

This church located north of Parque Vidal is the city´s oldest church. It was erected in 1748 with its tower added in 1846. The sizeable modern monument out front commemorates Santa Clara’s creation in the year 1689 by 13 families from Remedios looking for a site inland that would be less vulnerable to pirate attack.
 

One of the island's finest ecclesiastical buildings, this church dates from the late 18th century, although a church was founded on this site as early as 1545. The  churchwarden will be pleased to show you its famous gilded high altar and the stunning mahogany ceilings as well as the pregnant Inmaculada Concepción. This sculpture is said to be the only one of its kind (ie expectant) in Cuba.
Address: Camilo Cienfuegos 20
Open:  Monday to Thursday, 9:00am to 12:00am and 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Entrance: donation
 
 

At this restaurant you will not only get some great views overlooking the lake Hanabanilla, but also some of the typical criolla meals.
Address: crossing the river by ferry through Hotel Hanabanilla
Open: daily


 

Historically one of the places more frequented by the Cubans who pass through Remedios. Not very touristic and there definitely is interesting atmosphere. You pay in cuban pesos here.
Address: José Antonio Peña 61
Open: 8:00am to 10:00pm