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Someone once said that describing Havana is as difficult as describing poetry. This statement is very true. Havana, the capital city of Cuba is like a big open-air museum, but with swinging nightlife, hardly any commercialization and extremely friendly people. Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
With five centuries of architectural delights and a unique culture and atmosphere that is simply unforgettable, Havana is one of the leading attractions in Cuba, or even in the whole Caribbean. It attracts visitors of all casts and colours; romantics, writers, films stars, socialites, and professional businessmen all find themselves drawn to the charms of the city. Related Article Tags: , ,
Mysterious, beguiling Havana has been charming visitors for decades, and remains the one essential place to visit on a Cuba holiday. Havana is a city that sometimes seems frozen in time - the old colonial architecture, ancient cars on the streets and the traditional warmth and hospitality weave a charming spell on everyone who visits. Related Article Tags: , ,
Just under a year ago, I wrote an article listing the ‘Seven Wonders of Havana’, which was a general piece for anyone who was just after the ‘must-see’ bits of an amazing city. The thing is that many of these are swarming with tourists, and it can sometimes get a little overwhelming. Many of our customers who book a luxury holiday in Havana like to find somewhere a bit more calm to take a break and get some peace and quiet. Related Article Tags: , ,
Sometimes it seems like the party never stops in Cuba, especially during Carnival season. The island is host to a great range of festivals and carnivals throughout the year, ranging from international jazz and ballet festivals to spectacular religious events. Find out more about the top five Cuban festivals... Related Article Tags: , ,
There are many tourist attractions in Cuba. Tourism in Cuba has evolved over the years. The government as well as the local inhabitants have realized that tourism can rake in the moolah. The history of Cuba has many unique events. Tourist attractions in Cuba are focused on the present status of the country. The rich past is often forgotten. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
Whether you want to enjoy the highlights of Havana, relax in five star accommodation on the coast, or escape to a secluded part of the island, there's bound to be a Cuba hotel that's perfect for you. Here are four of the country's very best.
With the possible exceptions of Che Guevara and Fidel Castro, Cuba has had no more famous former resident than the Nobel winning author Ernest Hemingway. The hard drinking, womanising, American author of masterpieces such as For Whom the Bell Tolls and A Farewell to Arms fell in love with Cuba after visiting it several times, and he lived on Cuba from 1940 until1960, shortly before his death. Known affectionately as “Ernesto” or “Papa”, Hemingway is still beloved by the Cuban people. Related Article Tags: , ,
A holiday in Cuba presents a beguiling mixture of colonial cities, Caribbean coastline, unique cultural mix and a vibrant island atmosphere. While the beach resorts on the island (such as Varadero and Guardalavaca) are hugely popular, those who want to get a real taste of Cuban culture would be well advised to spend time in the cities. From the colonial splendour of Trinidad to the old fashioned vibrancy of Havana, the large towns and cities of Cuba are one of the country’s best holiday highlights.
Cuba has got a fascinating history, and you can’t help but absorb the heritage of the island on your visit. But where should you go if you want to take a tour of Cuba’s historic hotspots? The General Manager of Captivating Cuba offers some insights into where to visit on a Cuba holiday. Related Article Tags: , ,
When we think of Cuba we imagine great cigars and men wearing Guyaberas. We also think of embargos. But what does Cuba and America have in common? For historical sake, Cuba was important to the history of Florida and the Keys due to Florida being a Spanish possession until 1762 when Florida was traded to Britain. Even then, Spain insisted that the Keys were not a part of Florida. Related Article Tags: , ,
It's a funny thing isn't it? You discover the most idyllic, secret, fascinating or unusual place in the world but unfortunately you are not usually alone! We all want to find the latest 'undiscovered paradise', but the truth of the matter is that in today's age of accessible travel, the world is a much smaller place and the secret places are becoming fewer and fewer. But take heart, on a Cuba holiday it's possible to get creative and with a little effort and a whisper in a few ears, you can still find some unusual things to do off the beaten track.
If you want to relax on one of the finest beaches in the Caribbean, you need look no further than Varadero, the largest beach resort in Cuba. This long stretch of golden sand is simply stunning, and the numerous resort hotels in Varadero will leave you spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting your accommodation.
Taking time out from the everyday stresses and strains of life to visit an exotic place is something that everyone looks forward to. Cuba, with its notoriety brought upon by its government and the clamp down of the American government on its export and tourism, is a country known more for its cigar and its leader, than as a holiday location. Despite this, every year more and more tourists from Canada and Europe are flocking to Cuba, enthralled by its natural beauty and its passionate and welcoming people. Tourism in Cuba is currently at an all time high.
Whatever your views on Cuba, everyone agrees that the island has been home to some of the most colourful and passionate people in history. Cuba seems to lend itself to free-spirited and wonderful figures, many of whom take holidays to Cuba, find themselves under her spell and decide to stay. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
The country of Cuba is the native country of the Havanese Dog, which was named originally after the brown color of the Havana Cigar.
For a relaxing holiday away from the heavily visited areas of the island, a stay in a Cayo Coco hotel is a great choice. Its lack of an international airport means that its 15 miles of beaches are largely off the radars of most tourists, making it a far more peaceful alternative to Varadero – but there’s a lot more charm to the area than that. Here are some of the things to do on a Cayo Coco holiday. Related Article Tags: , ,
Valentine's Day is looming and men around the globe are beginning to plan those grand romantic gestures. Some smug gents will hire sky-writers to write their lover's name among the clouds in toxic-looking smoke, others will lavish their ladies with diamonds. Luckily for the rest of us, Valentine's need not be TOO expensive when you think ahead and book a London theatre break. Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
Cuba has become a favorite holiday destination for a number of reasons. If you go for a Cuba holiday, you will not only experience a typical Caribbean holiday but also get something more. On a Cuba holiday you will discover a fantastic arena of contrasts, where nature and design mix harmoniously in such a way that will make your holidays unforgettable. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
An overview of what to expect when you are on your next vacation, and the reason you should make it Cuba. Paradise on earth! Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , ,
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