If you are fond of Cuban cigars, culture and way of life, there is no doubt that you would enjoy visiting it.
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Despite its withering splendor, the largest island of the Caribbean attracts millions of tourists because of its history, sights, culture and charming mysticism. Here you can always hear the sounds of live music on the streets as well as see vintage cars, and the Cuban colonial architecture which evokes a sense that the country is frozen in time. The country also abounds in natural beauty. On this vast island there are more than 3,000 kilometers of coastline with beautiful beaches and coral reefs in the turquoise waters. Tourists come here for the excellent diving and fishing, depth and diversity of nature and traditions. In this article Vacations Cruise Travels will tell you about the most popular Cuba attractions.
Old Havana
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UNESCO world heritage site, Old Havana is well-preserved part of Cuban history. Strolling along the cobbled streets and closely examining the neoclassical baroque buildings you can easily imagine what life was like in Cuba 200 years ago. Top Cuba attractions include Cathedral Square, where the Cathedral of St. Cristobal is located, the legendary restaurant Bodeguita del Medio and military fortress Castillo de la Real Fuersa.
Varadero
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Varadero is one of the most famous beach destinations of Cuba, which extends along the peninsula called Peninsula de Hicacos. More than 50 hotels cover this popular palm-fringed strip and its magnificent white sand beaches attract visitors from all around the world. The north-east of Varadero is an underwater Park Cayo Pedra, which is a popular area for diving with the remains of wrecks and shoals of brightly colored fish.
Trinidad
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The city of Trinidad is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a huge historical heritage. Most of the beautifully restored buildings and cobbled streets in the city center were built from the 17th to the 19th century, when Trinidad prospered thanks to sugar and slave trade. Today, Trinidad is one of the most popular tourist cities of Cuba, which streets are always filled by foreigners.
Guardalavaca
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Guardalavaca is famous for its golden beaches and that it is more distant than Varadero. The lush thickets fringe the shore of a beach where you can relax from the scorching tropical sun, and diving enthusiasts can explore the rich marine life along the coral reefs. From here you can go on a tour of the wild jungle, or take a sail on the Santiago de Cuba.