Whether you want to spend your days lounging on the white sand beaches that dot its shoreline, spend the afternoon at one of its many museums, dance the night away, go off the beaten track on an eco-tour, or just relax over a coffee and Drink a beer, Cuba has something to offer for everyone. Rich in culture and inhabited by warm and friendly people, Cuba offers a safe vacation spot enjoyed by couples, seniors, families with children, and adventurers alike.
Known as a culture rich in musical tradition, hotels in Cuba offer access to numerous music houses where visitors can dance Afro-Cuban rhythms, discover Cuban jazz, watch the cabaret at the Tropicana or enjoy the “Son” music of Cuba that became famous. at the time of the Havana social clubs. Whether in Havana, historic Camagüey or Santiago de Cuba (the musical heart of Cuba), you are sure to see a musical performance in one of the main squares in these cities or while touring one of the many historic houses.
Many of Havana’s hotels occupy beautifully restored colonial buildings where guests are surrounded by the charming Old World atmosphere while enjoying a comfortable environment, equipped with all modern conveniences. Just a short drive from the turquoise waters of Cuba’s pristine beaches, get to know historic Havana on an open bus tour of the city. Leaving Central Park, the tours begin at 9 am and last until 6:30 pm Take a break from the Caribbean sun in one of the Old Havana taverns that inhabit the Historic Center of the city. Here you will find refreshing home brews served with delicious and affordable meals while enjoying the surrounding 18th century architecture. After a break, take a walk and discover the remains of the Havana Wall originally built in the 17th century to ward off pirates.
Paris is not the only city that Ernest Hemingway calls home. In the 1930s, the author made Havana his home and wrote several of his famous works in bars, cafes, and small hotel rooms. Some locations have small museums dedicated to Pope. The most famous Ernest Hemingway Museum is located just outside the city. Finca La Vigia is the villa that Hemingway bought in 1939 and where he lived until 1950. Visitors can tour the exterior of the structure where they can meet a descendant of one of Papa’s six-toed cats that currently inhabit the property. under renovation.
Looking for Spanish colonial architecture, historic churches, and museums? Travel to the colonial streets of Trinidad. Nature and adventure more in your style? Travel west of Havana to the Sierra del Rosario to enjoy Cuba’s most recent offering, an exciting canopy tour through this environment rich in native wildlife of the island.
Cuba’s rainy season runs from May to October. Hurricanes are common in September and October. Therefore, plan your visit from November to April for the best experience.