The nature of Cuba is rich and curious in all its extension. The Flora distinguishes by the endemic and diversity of its plant communities. Of all this groups, the orchids, cacti, and palms are the highlighted ones. The fauna of Cuba has the peculiarity of having in the smallest its most exclusive features, and in the 368 different bird species, the reptiles and amphibians, the exclusivity has high percentage. The tropical, humid, and semi-continental climate of Cuba gives it a natural diversity that is reflected in its regions. Cuba’s nature is made of coastal, mountains, semi-deserted ecosystems; plains, rivers, caves, and valleys paint the Cuban geography with multiple colours. National parks, botanic gardens, heritages, protected areas are populated by a colourful flora and fauna, with a rich history in every species. Bird watching, hiking, diving, sports fishing, outdoor horseback riding, caving, mountain biking or rural tourism, are some of the multiple options that the tourist destinations of Cuba, depending on their potential, offer to the visitors that seeks direct contact with nature.