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Sincobertura
A great hike through a natural paradise famous for its biodiversity, followed by a dip at Maguana beach
阿里杰罗德胡波尔德国家公园的点评
点评：This forest hike through the UNESCO world heritage site was one of the highlights of my visits in the Baracoa area, together with El Yunque and El Yumuri. For me it was fantastic to walk through the lush forest and see nature in a near-pristine state.
There are several hikes of different lengths through the park. We did the longest of the three main hikes – el Balcón de Iberia (about 9km) - because it seemed to be the most interesting. We set out from Baracoa about 8am and finished the hike around 4pm, driving back to Baracoa with a stop at the picturesque Playa Maguana for an invigorating swim before heading back to Baracoa where we arrived around nightfall (6.30pm). On the way through the tropical forest in the park the path crossed the river 9 times. Depending on the rainfall, you might be able to cross some places with stepping stones but you do have to take your shoes off and wade the river quite a few times. Alexey, our guide, brought a very basic but much-appreciated lunch to replenish our reserves of energy during the lunch-break – nothing is available in the park, apart from coconuts, though you can probably buy cucuruchú (the coconut/sugar/fruit desert wrapped in palm leaves unique to the region of Baracoa) somewhere near the entrance to the park. On the way back we were glad to pay the ox-cart driver a small fee to facilitate the multiple river crossings and riding in his cart was an experience in itself. Alexey is an experienced, enthusiastic, and attentive guide and especially knows how to communicate his deep knowledge of the fauna and flora. The biodiversity (birds, ferns, orchids, and many other plants, lizards, insects,.. ) doesn’t leap out and hit you in the face. It’s worth going with someone who knows where to look. Contact info for Alexey who also does guided tours of El Yunque and El Yumuri : alexey79.rame@nauta.cu, +(53)54187264 on whatsapp. From what I could see, the boat tours in Humboldt don’t seem to be of much interest.
There are several hikes of different lengths through the park. We did the longest of the three main hikes – el Balcón de Iberia (about 9km) - because it seemed to be the most interesting. We set out from Baracoa about 8am and finished the hike around 4pm, driving back to Baracoa with a stop at the picturesque Playa Maguana for an invigorating swim before heading back to Baracoa where we arrived around nightfall (6.30pm). On the way through the tropical forest in the park the path crossed the river 9 times. Depending on the rainfall, you might be able to cross some places with stepping stones but you do have to take your shoes off and wade the river quite a few times. Alexey, our guide, brought a very basic but much-appreciated lunch to replenish our reserves of energy during the lunch-break – nothing is available in the park, apart from coconuts, though you can probably buy cucuruchú (the coconut/sugar/fruit desert wrapped in palm leaves unique to the region of Baracoa) somewhere near the entrance to the park. On the way back we were glad to pay the ox-cart driver a small fee to facilitate the multiple river crossings and riding in his cart was an experience in itself. Alexey is an experienced, enthusiastic, and attentive guide and especially knows how to communicate his deep knowledge of the fauna and flora. The biodiversity (birds, ferns, orchids, and many other plants, lizards, insects,.. ) doesn’t leap out and hit you in the face. It’s worth going with someone who knows where to look. Contact info for Alexey who also does guided tours of El Yunque and El Yumuri : alexey79.rame@nauta.cu, +(53)54187264 on whatsapp. From what I could see, the boat tours in Humboldt don’t seem to be of much interest.
翻译：这次穿越联合国教科文组织世界遗产的森林徒步是我在巴拉科阿地区游览的亮点之一，与 El Yunque 和 El Yumuri 一起。对我来说，穿过茂密的森林，欣赏近乎原始状态的自然风光真是太棒了。
公园内有几条不同长度的徒步路线。我们选择了三条主要徒步路线中最长的一条——el Balcón de Iberia（约 9 公里）——因为它看起来最有趣。我们早上 8 点左右从巴拉科阿出发，下午 4 点左右结束徒步，开车返回巴拉科阿，在风景如画的 Playa Maguana 停留，畅游一番，然后返回巴拉科阿，我们在夜幕降临时（晚上 6:30）到达。在穿过公园热带森林的途中，这条小路要穿过 9 次河流。根据降雨情况，您可能能够穿过一些有踏脚石的地方，但您必须脱掉鞋子，多次涉水过河。我们的导游 Alexey 为我们准备了一份非常简单但非常值得赞赏的午餐，让我们在午休期间补充能量——公园里除了椰子之外什么都没有，不过你可能在公园入口附近买到 cucuruchú（一种用棕榈叶包裹的椰子/糖/水果甜点，是巴拉科阿地区独有的）。在回来的路上，我们很高兴向牛车夫支付了一小笔费用，以便我们多次穿越河流，乘坐他的牛车本身就是一种体验。Alexey 是一位经验丰富、热情、细心的导游，尤其懂得如何传达他对动植物的深刻了解。生物多样性（鸟类、蕨类植物、兰花和许多其他植物、蜥蜴、昆虫等）不会突然出现并打到你脸上。值得和知道去哪里看的人一起去。 Alexey 的联系信息，他也负责 El Yunque 和 El Yumuri 的导游服务：alexey79.rame@nauta.cu，Whatsapp 上的 +(53)54187264。据我所知，洪堡的游船之旅似乎不太有趣。
公园内有几条不同长度的徒步路线。我们选择了三条主要徒步路线中最长的一条——el Balcón de Iberia（约 9 公里）——因为它看起来最有趣。我们早上 8 点左右从巴拉科阿出发，下午 4 点左右结束徒步，开车返回巴拉科阿，在风景如画的 Playa Maguana 停留，畅游一番，然后返回巴拉科阿，我们在夜幕降临时（晚上 6:30）到达。在穿过公园热带森林的途中，这条小路要穿过 9 次河流。根据降雨情况，您可能能够穿过一些有踏脚石的地方，但您必须脱掉鞋子，多次涉水过河。我们的导游 Alexey 为我们准备了一份非常简单但非常值得赞赏的午餐，让我们在午休期间补充能量——公园里除了椰子之外什么都没有，不过你可能在公园入口附近买到 cucuruchú（一种用棕榈叶包裹的椰子/糖/水果甜点，是巴拉科阿地区独有的）。在回来的路上，我们很高兴向牛车夫支付了一小笔费用，以便我们多次穿越河流，乘坐他的牛车本身就是一种体验。Alexey 是一位经验丰富、热情、细心的导游，尤其懂得如何传达他对动植物的深刻了解。生物多样性（鸟类、蕨类植物、兰花和许多其他植物、蜥蜴、昆虫等）不会突然出现并打到你脸上。值得和知道去哪里看的人一起去。 Alexey 的联系信息，他也负责 El Yunque 和 El Yumuri 的导游服务：alexey79.rame@nauta.cu，Whatsapp 上的 +(53)54187264。据我所知，洪堡的游船之旅似乎不太有趣。
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