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Municipality in Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
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Morón is the second largest town in the province of Ciego de Avila, Central Cuba. It is the nearest town to the tourist resorts on Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo.
Located on the Morón's main street, in the southern district of the city, 2 km from downtown. The hotel, while basic and built in Soviet style, offers its clients a swimming pool, bar, restaurant and gift shop. Currency exchange is also available at the front desk. Car rental and parking both onsite.
Quaint hostal located in central Morón, near the train station. Surrounded by gardens, the colonial style mansion houses seven ample guestrooms. The property also boasts a swimming pool, bar and restaurant.
The main highway from the Carretera Central in Ciego de Avila to Cayo Coco skirts the edge of the town.
Read in the guideThe streets of Morón, like many cities in Cuba, are dominated by bici-taxis. These bike-rickshaw vehicles seat two passengers each, and the average Cuban pays no more than 25 CUP for any distance within the town.
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