Cuba is unlike any other country on earth. It is situated 90 miles south of the Florida Keys and is the largest island in the Caribbean. Although tourism is growing, Cuba is largely unspoilt providing something for every traveller from the peaceful resort of Cayo Coco, to the bustling Holguin and the ever popular holiday hot spot of Varadero.

People are drawn to this fascinating Caribbean island for its rich culture, unique political history and continued economic hardship. Life on the island moves to its own unique beat. Its rich history is nowhere more apparent than in the diversity of its people – a warm eclectic mix of European, Asian and African roots. All of this plus its beaches, sun, and cheap drinks, make it one of the most eye-opening countries for travellers to discover.  

If you venture away from the stunning beaches, you will discover towns and cities boasting Spanish colonial architecture and grand plazas.  To experience the history of the country why not visit the Jose Marti Square, Museo de la Revolucion or Habana Vieja (the historical heart of Havana). If you prefer art, the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes may be more for you.

The stunning landscape of Cuba has something for everyone. You can also explore the mountainous countryside with sugar cane and rice fields and a fantastic coral reef, second only in length to the Great Barrier Reef. You can also venture underground and explore the famous natural beauty of Gran Caverna de Santo Tomas, Cuba’s largest cave system.

There is no doubt that the Cubans will ensure you will not only have a fantastic time, but that you leave with fond memories and a little piece of Cuba in your heart.