Travel destinations

Cuba is for tourists doubtless one of the few real paradises of our planet at many places. Colonial towns, white powdered sand beaches, rain forrests, high mountains, the unique Cuban flair, tobacco fields, romantic rivers, almost untouched coral reefs. At least onces in your life you should enchant yourself by the charme of the country and of the people. And the more as this paradise is also being in a change.


Baracoa

Baracoa is one of the most beautiful and magical places in Cuba. In the Bay of Baracoa, Christopher Columbus anchored on his first voyage of discovery on November 27, 1492.

Baracoa

Camagüey

The old town of Camagüey is the largest obtained one after Havana. Founded by Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar in 1514 on the north coast near Nuevitas, the city was moved twice because of pirate raids.

Camagüey

Cárdenas

San Juan de Díos de Cárdenas or simply Cárdenas is located in the province of Matanzas, only about 30 minutes away from Varadero, right on the bay of Cardenas.

Cárdenas

Ciego de Avila

Ciego de Ávila is a city in central Cuba, about halfway between Trinidad or Santa Clara and Camagüey and the capital of the province of the same name. The narrow and elongated province is located between the Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea.

Ciego de Avila

Cienfuegos

Cienfuego literally means a hundred fires. Cienfuegos is also called "Perla del sur" (pearl of the south), and this not without reason.

Cienfuegos

Havanna

Once referred to as "Paris of the Antilles" and "Pearl of the Caribbean", their ancient beauty has faded, but is still visible in countless places, for example Habana Vieja, Centro and Vedado. It is easy to imagine the old splendor of Havana. With the following tips we would like to make your visit an experience.

Havanna

Holguin

Holguin is very popular because of its attractions, in particular the flea markets in the city where you can find art treasures.

Holguin

Isla de Juventud

This beautiful island is known by many names, the native Indians called them Camarco or Siguanea, Columbus baptized them in La Evangelista. The inspiration for his book "The Treasure Island" had Robert Lee Stevenson after a visit to the island.

Isla de Juventud

Las Terrazas

Las Terrazas is a small village in the Natural Reserve of the Municipality of Candelaria, Artemisa Province, Cuba. Located in the mountains of the Sierra del Rosario, it is a true eco-paradise and a prime example of sustainable tourism worldwide.

Las Terrazas

Manzanillo

Manzanillo impresses with its magnificent, oriental architecture. The colonial old town of Manzanillo has been preserved in almost its original condition. If you follow the coast south from Manzanillo, you will reach the Southern Cape of Cuba and the Parque Nacional del Desembarque del Granma Natural Park.

Manzanillo

María la Gorda

Maria la Gorda is located on the Guanahacabibes peninsula, directly on the Bay of Corrientes. The area belongs to the province of Pinar del Rio in northern Cuba. The entire peninsula was declared a national park and in 1987 a UNESCO biosphere reserve.

María la Gorda

Matanzas

Matanzas was once called the Athens of Cuba because of the many intellectuals, artists and musicians who settled there. The province of the same name stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the north to the Caribbean coast in southern Cuba.

Matanzas

Playa Giron

Playa Giron takes its name from a French pirate who once made the area unsafe. Today, Playa Giron is primarily the destination of divers and snorkelers from all over the world.

Playa Giron

Playa Larga

Playa Larga is one of the most beautiful snorkeling and diving paradises in Cuba, less than 10 km away from Boca de Guama and only 30 km away from Playa Giron, also a unique diving and snorkeling paradise. Guama is the largest subterranean cave and lake system in Latin America.

Playa Larga

Remedios

Remedios is not less interesting for individual tourists than Trinidad. You quickly succumbs to the charm of this city with its very well-kept colonial buildings.

Remedios

Santa Clara

Santa Clara is famous all over the world because the remains of Ernesto Che Guevara rest in the mausoleum. Santa Clara is a young city because of the many students. Here there is the third largest university in the country.

Santa Clara

Santiago de Cuba

Until 1556 Santiago was the capital of Cuba and the base of the Spanish Armada in the Caribbean. The official motto of the city which is part of the city coat of arms is: "Yesterday rebellious, today hospitable, always heroic". Santiago is characterized by both Spanish and French influences.

Santiago de Cuba

Trinidad

Trinidad is certainly one of the most beautiful places in Cuba, an absolute must if you visit Cuba. In no city you can experience so close the mix of colonial history with beautiful architecture, white Caribbean beaches and Cuban music.

Trinidad

Varadero

Finest, white dream sandy beaches, turquoise-blue sea, a tourism-oriented perfect tourist infrastructure, that characterizes the most popular tourist destination of Cuba.

Varadero

Vinales

"Mother Nature" took more than 150 million years to mold this sensational natural landscape. In the middle of the valley of Vinales there lies the tourist heart, the place Vinales. The valley of Vinales is also one of the best tobacco growing areas at all. The tobacco for the most expensive cigar in the world probably comes from the Vinales valley.

Vinales