Destination guide

 

 

Havana : The capital, the sum of Cuba. Crumbling beauty stuck in time. One of the most lively, happening and colorful cities in on the planet.

 

Viñales: UNESCO heritage, splendid nature, tobacco fields, round hills and lush plains

 

Pinar del Rio: A laid back, largely undiscovered provincial capital in Western Cuba

 

Varadero: World famous beaches and resorts on a long peninsula within close distance of Havana

 

Bay of Pigs: Historical site of one of the most important events in the entire cold war

 

Cienfuegos: French founded elegant city on the southern coast

 

Santa Clara: The site of Che Guevara's mausoleum and provincial capital with a a large university

 

Trinidad: World famous UNESCO heritage site. A true colonial pearl. A travel back in time.

 

Sancti Spiritus: Slow moving colonial city with very few tourists, but a real 'authentic' feel

 

Camagüey: Warm city of colonial labyrinths constructed to confuse plundering pirates

 

Cayos: Group of islands offering amazing beaches, very secluded place where you can easily find yourselves the only people on a mile long white sand beach.

 

Las Tunas: Mid size Cuban city with good restaurants, cheap prices and very few tourists

 

Gibara: Picturesque coastal town with a famous poor mans film festival

 

Holguín: Birth place of Fidel Castro. Large provincial capital in the heart of Oriente

 

Guardalavaca: Second largest resort area after Varadero. Blue water and white sand

 

Bayamo: Off the tourist track pleasant and friendly city close to Sierra Maestra

 

Santiago de Cuba: Cuba's second largest city, hot, lively city of music and revoloutionary history with a world famous carnival in July

 

Guantánamo: Famous for the nearby naval base, the city itself is far off the tourist track

 

Baracoa: Called Cubas shangri-la, isolated, mystical area with amazing lush and green nature

 

Nueva Gerona: A laid back world of its own isolated on Isla de Juventud (the Isle of Youth)