Havana is the city of more extension in the country and the smallest of the provinces. It is surrounded by more than 15 Km of coast, which turns it into a destination always refreshed by the day sea breezes and the night terral. Founded in 1519, it‘s since 1553, the capital of Cuba, a cosmopolitan city in which melts the Spanish and African marks essentially. In 1982, UNESCO awarded its (...)  

Varadero, is the most beautiful of Cuban beaches and one of the most important destinations in the archipielago, despite strong competition from islets in the Jardines del Rey tourist region. Over 24 kilometers of excellent beaches, closely linked to other natural attractions such as caves, virgin keys and transparent waters, blue tones of the sea, its white and fine sands, its warm climate, its (...)  

Situated in the central province of Sancti Spiritus, the formerly called Villa de la Santísima Trinidad (Holy Trinity) was founded in 1514 and was one of the first seven villages the Spanish conquistadors founded on the Cuban archipelago. It is a city that was forged with the sweat of the black slaves, the religious beliefs of these united to our Indian roots and to the colonizing Europe and are (...)  

Cayo Santa Maria lies at the north of Villa Clara, in the Bahia de Buenavista ecosystem, declared by UNESCO as a “Biosphere Reserve”; in a setting rich with endemic species protected by a beach of incomparable beauty, with more than ten kilometers of fine white sand and a sea of varying shades of blue. A 48-km-long road on the sea connects the largest island of the Cuban archipelago with Santa (...)  

Two particular features characterize Santiago de Cuba that make it exceptional: its hospitality, with people of happy and relaxed temperament and its rich historical-cultural wealth. Located in the eastern region of Cuba, Santiago de Cuba is distinguished by being the most mountainous of the Cuban provinces and the most Caribbean as well, declared the Hero City of the Republic of Cuba. To visit (...)