pueblo la estrella
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While staying at Starfish Cayo Santa Maria we went to Puebla la Estrella several times and found that they had competitive prices and better selection than the store a the resort. It is less than a 10 minute walk from Starfish. There are several restaurants, a bar or two, a spa and a gym, as well. We used the gym several times and found it to be very good. The "Chinese" restaurant was OK, a change from the food at the resort.
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We were staying at the iberostar ensenachoes and decided to go to Pueblo la Estrella for a family of three we took a cab ride there for six dollars the same price as if we took the double decker bus plus you didn't have to wait around and hour for the bus to show up.Then after we were done shopping we took the double decker bus back to the hotel for a senic route.There are a couple of restaurants, spa,gym,bowling alley and a bank which had a long lineup. There were vendors selling cotton candy and freshly roasted peanuts at only one peso each you cant find those prices back in Canada.There was a vast assortment of street vendors selling purses,shoes,sundresses,jewelry,hats,wood carvings,and beautiful paintings.One thing I liked about shopping there was no pressure from the vendor to buy anything and no haggling everything was reasonably priced.
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Lots of vendors with great products for sale. They appear to change up every day so if you see something and wait a day it might not be there the next day good prices and no dickering. Has a bank but they restrict how many people can enter at one time. Remember to take your passport with you. Several restaurants and a pizza parlour but they cost as are not part of your all inclusive. They have a bowling alley, and the highlight is climbing the tower to view the area. They have a party on Wed nights but there is a cost.
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Considering Cayo Santa Maria is literally an island with only resorts on it, this shopping center is a great addition. There are numerous restaurants, shops, and even a bowling alley to break up the monotony of resort life for a week or more. The bus comes to your hotel every hour and is only $1. In some cases it is possible to walk to the Pueblo, depending on what resort you stay at. Worth taking a look if interested in buying some souvenirs and getting off the resort.
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I've been there 3 times during my one week trip. From my hotel (Starfish) it was a 5-10 minutes walk or someone at the hotel brought us there in a golf cart. Also the little red train (free) pass every 30 min or so at the hotel lobby or the panoramic bus (2cuc) every.. the schedule for this one NOT CLEAR AT ALL. We've never took the bus. The Japanese's restaurant sooo good! About 50cuc for 2 pers., Trattoria (pizza place) 10cuc including drinks for 2 pers. (really good deal if you want to skip a meal at the buffet :P) and Casa du miel 20cud for 2 pers. (food ok). The cheaper place to buy cigars and rum (I don't remember the name) Habanos something.. the store in the building with the tower. Otherwise a good place to buy little souvenirs and the seller just tell you the price (the prise is good) and they don't try to sell you thing or over sell you thing. which is great.
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I was surprised how good the shopping was here.We were staying at Hotel Playa Cayo Santa Maria and were not planning to leave on any tours to towns off of the Cayo. However we needed to shop for a few items and went here on the Bus that goes around Cayo Santa Maria to the various hotels. What we found:Lots of shops and also restaurants.A good variety of items to choose from.We bought an excellent painting from the artist, at a good price.We also bought some Cuban cigars from a government approved shop with good variety.We also got some rum and a beautiful hand made tablecloth also at a very good price.Overall we spent about 2 hours here, which is probably all you need. It was close enough to walk back along the beach to our hotel which took about 30-40 minutes while strolling through the gentle waves. A nice diversion from resting by the pool or beach side.Highly recommended as a destination while you are in Cayo Santa Maria.
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We have been to Cayo Santa Maria three times and everytime we go, we go to this tourist village at least once, we have not shopped the souvenirs but we go for the change of scenery. We bought a couple pizzas from a restaurant it was quite affordable and fed our family of four. Yes it was extra money but it was nice to get away from resort and try something different to eat. We also went to the ice cream parlour, but the selection was low so our kids had icecream but It was nothing to rave about. It appeared most things we closed Im not sure if things open at night or if it was or is a random thing. My husband and I did also eat supper at the Japanese Resturant one evening again it was extra but again a welcome change and a meal out without our kids. The service was great at that Resturant. I can tell you about the bowling alley, spa, theatre or bank I didn't use them.
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Pueblo la Estrella is a beautiful little shopping area close to the resort, with a train ride every 10 min. You can shop, have a coffee, drink and eat as well and take beautiful pictures. A little sense of Cuban life.
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This was a great place to walk to. Although it is a "fake" town. Very cute. Lots of interesting gifts to buy. We loved chatting with the people and the churros were delicious!
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A nice place to visit with the family. We stayed at the playa and opted to take a old school taxi to get there. It was 2cuc as opposed to the 1cuc cost of the bus/regular taxi. It's got your standard Cuban crafts/souvenirs on sale by the artisans. We went with our almost 2 yo son and he had lots of space to play and run around at the playground. There were even some clowns walking around interacting with the kids. Lots of music and restaurants/cafes to sit and relax.