Nueva Gerona

American  

[nwe-vah he-raw-nah] / ˈnwɛ vɑ hɛˈrɔ nɑ /

noun

1. a town on the Isle of Pines, S of Cuba.

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Example Sentences

Home for Bacallao is the city of Nueva Gerona, the capital of Cuba’s second largest island, Isla de la Juventud, about 90 miles south of Havana.

From The Guardian

A half-hour later, we were banking over the comma-shaped island and landing at its only town, Nueva Gerona.

From New York Times

There are no streetlights in Nueva Gerona, no buildings taller than two stories, and almost the only traffic is horse-and-buggy.

From New York Times

Far more satisfying is to stay in one of the casas particulares, private guesthouses, in the town of Nueva Gerona and make day trips.

From New York Times

“As fearful as we are of thousands of Americans going down to Cuba and recreating the mass tourism model that destroyed much of the Caribbean,” he told me in Nueva Gerona, “tourism has to be part of the solution.”

From New York Times