Sway to the Cuban Rhythm

Cuba swings to a different rhythm, and at first it can be hard to get the beat. But soak up some sun on Cuba’s beaches, explore the deep depths of one of the world’s biggest coral reefs, hike the highest mountains and saddle up for the ride of your life as you gallop through the picturesque scenery that this beautiful country has to offer.

Final Destination...Cuba:

Once you have visited this Caribbean paradise of natural beauty and modern influence you won’t want to leave. Cuban attractions consider the country’s present day status, while shedding light on the country's storied past. With a blend of friendly locals and a hot music scene this island is guaranteed to provide something for everyone- and will definitely live up to and exceed all your expectations.

Take a trip back in time and visit the historic Havana, home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and see what this beautiful place has to offer. As one of the most vibrant and lively cities in the Caribbean, Havana boasts quaint narrow streets bursting with character as well as lavish hotels visited by the rich and famous. Surrounding the picturesque squares (plazas) are beautiful restored colonial buildings with grand facades, and striking churches that form a magnificent setting for a late afternoon romantic stroll around the sites. You will feel an instant pull to the city's magnificence, being a visitor magnet- ensuring people have an endless supply of things to see and do.

Head to the beach, with over 3,000 miles of beautiful coastline, you won’t run out of options. Cuba arguably has some of the best beaches in the world, with places like Varadero, Cayo Coco, and Cayo Largo, you can enjoy a number of water sports, soak up some warm rays, enjoy the transparent Caribbean waters, and just refresh your soul. Whether you are a beginner or a pro scuba diver you will find the possibilities endless in Cuba, with one of the biggest coral reefs offshore at Cayo Coco. You can expect to visit a sunken ship from the Spanish-American War, or simply drift along with the current, exploring miles of pristine coral reefs.

Meet the locals:

Cubans are polite, educated and fun and are known for welcoming visitors from all over. Make time for at least a night or two in a casa particular eatery, sampling the traditional Cuban cuisine, which is a mix of Spanish and Afro-Caribbean influence.

Food, glorious food. For an authentic experience you have come to the right place, although the food isn’t a main reason people visit this island there is still plenty on the menu that will take your fancy. There are a number of surprisingly good places to eat in central Havana, if you’re not put off by appearances- as a lot of the places don’t look particularly appealing from the outside. One of the finest restaurants in Havana is El Templete, which boasts excellent seafood that is served with sophistication; as such the price reflects the quality- but is well worth the extra cost.

There are several great things about eating in Havana: the friendliness of the people, the sound of music drifting in from outside, the feeling of excitement as the evening lengthens… and it’s this ambience that essentially makes dining in this remarkable city so unforgettable.

Cuban Nightlife:

The nightlife scene in Cuba is legendary- there is a magic about the ambience. The breezy winds, beautiful sights, enticing smells and exotic sounds all make a truly unique experience. The Casa de la Musica in Havana attracts visitors and locals alike, the latter distinguished by their accomplished salsa dance moves and ability to consume whole bottles of famous Varadero rum. The renowned Tropicana nightclub stages nightly open-air cabarets that are so entertaining you could sit back and enjoy the performances all night- accompanied by a few Cuban Mojito’s or Cuba Libre’s.

Cuba serves up a memorable experience, which is creative and satisfying...filling any appetite and giving you something to sink your teeth into - with fun as the main dish.

- K.J.N -