Holidays In Cuba

Havana is lively and rich in history. Explore the UNESCO-listed old town with its colonial buildings. Visit the Morro Cabana fortress, the Museum of the Revolution, or the famous Partagas cigar factory. Enjoy a Havana cigar with wine, and spot classic vintage cars along the promenade.

This valley in western Cuba is characterised by a unique landscape of karst hills, sprawling tobacco fields, and countless caves. Here, you can hike, ride horses, explore caves, or simply enjoy the fantastic views. 

Located on Cuba's southern coast, Trinidad is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture. Make sure to visit the old town, the Palacio Iznaga (a former sugar mill tower), and the Museo Romántico (a museum of Cuban art and history). 

Viñales National Park, about a two-hour drive west from Havana, will excite any hiker. Enjoy the lush hills and unique "mogotes" – karst formations over 150 million years old – scattered among palm trees, forests, and grasslands. This stunning landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Trinidad is not only a travel destination but also perfect for a night out. Make sure to spend an evening here, as the city comes alive at night with salsa music filling the streets and cafes. It’s the perfect place to soak up genuine Cuban joie de vivre in an authentic setting. 

Located on Cuba’s southern coast, the Bay of Pigs is famous for its beautiful beaches and historical significance. In 1961, it was the site of a CIA-led invasion during the Cold War. Today, it’s a popular spot for diving and snorkelling, with a stunning underwater world to explore.

Reachable by a small boat from the north coast of Cuba, Playa Pilar on Cayo Guillermo will enchant you with its white sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The island’s lush, green vegetation adds to its unique charm.

Playa Paraiso, located on a small archipelago off Cuba’s north coast, offers powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and palm trees. With excellent underwater visibility, it’s perfect for diving and snorkelling. The relaxed atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for unwinding.

Located about 140 kilometres east of Havana on the Hicacos Peninsula, Varadero Beach is perfect for all kinds of water sports: sailing, windsurfing, diving, or kitesurfing. Of course, the crystal-clear, azure water is also perfect for swimming. Playa Varadero is one of Cuba's most popular beaches.

Situated on Cayo Coco island, this beach with its gently sloping shoreline and expansive area is perfect for families. Your children can play in the shallow, clear waters of the Caribbean while you relax under the palm trees.