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Whether you're people-watching on its plaza or just smoking a Cuban cigar on its myriad beaches, you'll have no trouble finding ways to... Read More
Whether you're people-watching on its plaza or just smoking a Cuban cigar on its myriad beaches, you'll have no trouble finding ways to fill your days in Cuba.
Cuba is fast becoming a popular international destination for beach vacations, and with its hundreds of high-quality choices, it's not hard to see why. Close to Havana you'll find great sandy stretches like Santa Maria Beach and Playa del Este, the resort town of Varadero (90 miles southeast of Havana) is riddled with beaches. Cayo Coco is well-known for spas like Acuavida Spa Talaso along with its beaches, while Playa Guardalavaca and Playa Esmerelda make the eastern city of Holquin yet another popular spot. And if you're looking for some history with your lounging, check out Playa Ancon – possibly the best beach in the country – in colonial Trinidad.
Take a walk in Havana along the Malecon Boardwalk and check out Old Havana, packed with centuries of Cuban history. Here you'll find sites like the grand Museo de le Revolution, a (propaganda-laden) museum documenting the Cuban revolution of the 1950s, housed in the opulent Old Presidential Palace. And if you're not too tired from sightseeing and dodging the city's myriad motor scooters, down a cup of strong Cubana Café and visit the Tropicana. One of Havana's most popular nightspots, this club/bar/theater mounts Cirque du Soleil-style shows nightly for your entertainment.
Quote: For some, beach activities mostly entail worshipping the sun on chairs or taking a stroll along the Atlantic Ocean. Varadero Island is 23 kilometres long. It is a closed enclave for Western tourists with… Read More
Quote: The Museum of the Revolution is situated in central/old Havana, just a short walk from the Capitalito building. This historic building is being carefully restored (so, dont be annoyed if some rooms are… Read More
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Quote: Walk the Malecon...a boardwalk that runs all the way through Havana. Start in Old Havana, downtown, and follow the sea to the Hotel Nacional. You'll pass the Revolution Square where organized demonstrations… Read More
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Quote: I signed up for a trip to the Tropicana show through a tourist agency that picked me up at my hotel and took me there. There were a total of three of us signed up for the trip, so it was nice to have people to… Read More
Quote: The Che Guevara memorial is the must-see of Santa Clara - an impressive monument bearing a statue of Che in classic military pose atop a series of huge plinths, set in a huge plaza. Opposite the memorial are a… Read More
Quote: I've read in several books that music is a vital element of Santiagero life. In this barren region, immigrants of Spanish, European, African and Haitian descent settled and established a supply of new elements in… Read More
Quote: Cuba is world-renowned for its cigars and I consider myself a moderate connoisseur. I don't recommend the resort's cigar shop. Despite rarely being open, the cigars were dry. There are a few cigar shops in… Read More
Quote: Though I know the travel statistics and have read articles on accidents while traveling abroad, and even though the only two-wheeled device I have ever driven is a bicycle, my wife and I rented a motor scooter.… Read More
Quote: Holguin is a city that is not filled with beggars and people trying to sell black market items. The people are warm, giving and perhaps the most proud people I have ever met in my lifetime. A family we barely… Read More