Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean. With miles of golden beaches, rich, colorful scenery and a proud cultural heritage this stunningly beautiful and exceptionally diverse country has been enticing visitors since Columbus landed here in 1492.
For the sun, sand and sea lover, Cuba boasts mile upon mile of unspoilt golden sandy beaches; for the more adventurous travelers, explore the mountainous countryside with sugar cane and rice fields and a fantastic coral reef, second only in length to the Great Barrier Reef. Whatever your reason for choosing this wonderful country, you couldn’t have chosen a better time. Although tourism is growing, Cuba is largely unspoilt and you can still escape from it all on a secluded beach far from the crowd.
Cuba has more than 300 natural beaches of fine white sand and crystal clear waters. The most famous of these is Varadero; however, there are others to the east of the capital city in Holguín and Cayo Largo del Sur, as well as in the northern keys of Ciego de Ávila and Villa Clara.