Meliá Trinidad Peninsula: A five-star oceanfront experience

With an occupancy rate of over 70% during the summer and 401 rooms available, the Meliá Trinidad Peninsula is one of the most attractive five-star tourism options in Cuba, especially among families looking to combine relaxation, modernity, and proximity to natural and cultural destinations such as the Topes de Collantes Protected Natural Landscape.

The luxurious hotel is owned by the Cubanacán Hotel Group, with 17,000 rooms in 118 hotels. It also includes, among its extensive catalog of establishments, six diving centers, nine wellness centers, and seven VIP sections throughout the country.

Almost two years after the hotel’s opening on the beautiful María Aguilar beach, managed by the prestigious Meliá brand, more than 50% of its staff are under 35 years old, all graduates of the School of Hospitality and Tourism, with prior experience in the sector and fluent in languages such as English and French.

A smart luxury hotel

Designed as a smart hotel, the facility has a high level of automation and the capacity to generate clean energy through 1,700 photovoltaic cells, active recycling, and the use of internal electric transportation.

The hotel offers a wide range of cuisines, which can be enjoyed in any of its 14 restaurants and bars.

Among the services offered are: Gym, Events, Outdoor Pool, 24-Hour Reception, Early Check-In, Late Check-Out, Buffet Restaurant, Room Service, Restaurants, Air Conditioning, Ironing Service, Safe, Wi-Fi.

The Level area at Meliá Trinidad Península is an intimate and private space within the hotel, designed to accommodate couples or groups (over 18 years old), with a high level of service. The best space for personalized attention, with exclusive, specially decorated rooms and spectacular sea views.

The treasures of María Aguilar Beach

María Aguilar Beach, located on the Ancón Peninsula, is a true Caribbean paradise, offering visitors 4 kilometers of golden sand and unparalleled access to the wonders of the Caribbean Sea.

Just 15 kilometers from the historic city of Trinidad, it has become a must-see destination for those seeking natural beauty and adventure.

Bathed by the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, this stretch of coastline is known for its seabed, where divers can explore gorgonians, sea fans, black coral, sponges, and a variety of tropical fish.

The area features the Marlin Trinidad Marina, offering a wide range of water activities, including introductory scuba diving, coral reef exploration, fishing, and boat tours. Visitors also have the opportunity to enjoy unique experiences aboard boats that will take them to discover the rich marine biodiversity.

Additionally, excursions are available to Cayo Blanco and Cayo Macho Afuera, two pristine islets stretching over a kilometer long and 200 meters wide, where nature is at its purest.