Club Menjunje is situated in an amazing venue: basically a ruin converted into a club, frequented by people aged anywhere from 30 to 90. The music goes from traditional music to cuban punk and the dancefloor is usually full of smiling and dancing people. Mind, the transvestite hookers may be very aggressive. Also, drinks are not expensive, but the quality is dubious. You might want to bring your own bottle of rum (subtly of course…).
Address: Marta Abreu 107
Open: 4:00pm to 1:00am
Entrance: 10 Cuban pesos (don´t let them make you pay in CUC!)
 
 

The Cayerías del Norte, hundreds of small keys and 24 offshore diving sites along the province´s Atlantic coast, is a perfect area for scuba diving and snorkeling, deep sea fishing, as well as for exploring the coast by catamaran or swimming with the dolphins. At the marina located next to Villa Las Brujas you can book scuba diving and snorkeling sessions (40.00CUC per immersion), a full fishing equipment (260.00CUC for 4 people) or a catamaran cruise (ranging from 15.00CUC for a 1-hour excursion with snorkeling; 36.00CUC for a half-day catamaran cruise to 49.00CUC for a sunset cruise). To rent a boat for half a day will cost you around 90.00CUC.

In the province of Villa Clara we can highlight Cayerías del Norte, hundreds of small cays where you could dive and discover the beauty of deep sea.
House hostel cuba.com stands out these places:

• Cayo La Brujas, with a small aerodrome.
• Cayo Ensenachos, relax and postcard landscape.
• Cayo Santa María, with amazing outcrops.

Outdoor enthusiasts head south to the Embalse Hanabanilla, one of Cuba’s largest lakes and artificial water resevoirs (36 square kilometers). The resevoir is nestled amid traditional farms and misty tobacco fields with in the background the mighty Escambray Mountains.
The lake is stoked with an ample supply of large mouth bass and tasty trout making it an excellent site for fishers and boaters.

The Decorative Arts museum is in an 18th-century house owned by a rich criolla family. The rooms of the house, located around a court yard, are stuffed full of paintings, furniture, glassware and porcelain. One of the more unusual items include a rocking chair with a carved protruding face at its tip to stop the nanny from falling asleep. At times the courtyard is used for concerts and other events.
Address: Parque Vidal
Entrance: 2.00CUC

 

If you can´t be in Remedios to enjoy the festivities, you will have to settle for a visit to this museum dedicated to the parrandas, the popular celebrations deeply rooted in this Villa Clara’s town. The downstairs photo gallery usually recaps the previous year's parrandas, while the upstairs rooms outline the history of this tradition, including scale models of floats, costumes, lanterns, musical instruments and all other items used in the celebrations.
Address: Máximo Gómez 71
Open: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Entrance: 1.00CUC