The so-called 'lake of dreams' has been recently developed as an out-of-town escape from Camagüey's urban maze. It uses the same inventive if slightly kitschy methodology employed by a similar venture in Ciego de Ávila. Prize for the oddest installation is the Cremería 1514 an ice cream parlor encased in the fuselage of an old Soviet plane - a 1960s Antonov A26. Runner up is the antediluvian train carriage cum restaurant.
Elsewhere, you can enjoy the lake, go for a boat ride (CUC$1), or even stroll along a specially constructed malecón. There are copious places to eat.
