Amazing Holiday in Cuba
Let’s Salsa, an exotic dance in Cuba. Image: nl.nl.facebook.com |
Cuba is
one of the exotic countries in the world. The island is the largest in The Caribbean, rich in both colonial history and more modern events including the
rise to power of General Castro and the exploits of Che Guevara. Cuba is a famous country in politics, also
thumb-thick cigars, Ernest Hemingway, Gloria Estevan, rum, salsa, Che Guevara
in his black beret, and Cadillac’s that sag on their suspension in the streets
are just a few of the icons of this emblematic place.
Whatever you’re political beliefs, Cuba
is a country which
has a population of friendly and warm to foreigners.
This is reflected in their sexy dance, Salsa
and Cuban typical
cup of coffee, with unique taste and
strong. If you prefer, you can try a very famous Cuban cigar in the
world.
Cuba is
beautiful, passionate, and never less than fascinating. As the last bastion of
world communism, this land of elegant towns and stunning beaches has achieved
something of a cult status with travelers, writers, and musicians, paying homage
to its beauty and resilience.
Scuba diving in Varadero. Image: varadero-travel.com |
Cuba is the real treasure trove and has plenty of sunken pirate ships off the coast to
prove it. The story of the Caribbean pirates has
been filmed by Hollywood studios. In the
south-easterly Holguín province, the beaches of Guardalavaca or Playa Pesquero
tempt you to explore their dive sites. Caya Coco is strung on a band of tiny
islands off the north coast, called the Jardines del Rey (King’s Gardens).
Ringed by powdery white sands, it’s great for water sports. Varadero, in the
north-western Matanzas province, is famed for its 20km of beautiful white
sands. Come here to swim with dolphins, or visit the only golf course in the
country.
Cuba’s
weather is warm all year round, with the humidity at around 78%. Moderately
subtropical, it has two seasons: rainy (May-October) and dry (November-April).
If you’re looking to hit the tropical beaches, the best time to go to Cuba is
in February and March. It's definitely before temperatures reach their
high-humidity, low-30°Cs peak in July and August. The Best time to visit Cuba in February
and March, but you can enjoy the cigar, Cuban coffee, and Salsa dance in all
seasons.
Fidel Castro and John F. Kennedy enjoy Cuban Cigar. Image: millionluck.com
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Please remember this
event:
In May, the Hemingway Fishing Tournament takes place. It’s named after the author
and Havana resident Ernest Hemingway, who enjoyed plenty of fishing trips
aboard his boat.
Wonderful nature in Cuba
If you’re
ready to escape into a land that is rich in history and brimming with fun, then
Cuba is for you. Surrounded by warm shallow waters and lush flora and fauna,
Cuba is an ecosystem of new and exciting experiences. Are you ready to enjoy a romantic tropical
paradise? I believe this country is also romantic for a honeymoon.
Historical sites in Havana. Image: holiday-n-adventure.co.uk |
Cuba rolls
out all the Caribbean stereotypes. Enjoy White sand, warm seas, waxy palms –
the whole shebang. Take Varadero – a two-hour drive east of Havana. Cuba’s most
famous beach resort stretches its way along the Hicacos Peninsula, a ribbon of
sand. Cuba’s fantastic beaches stretch out as far as the eye can see.
Varadero Beach is
one of the most famous places to go in Cuba, where you’ll feel soft golden
sands between your toes. In Holguín’s
Guardalavaca or Playa Pesquero, and Cayo
Coco in the Jardines del Rey, the sand takes on a brighter white hue. An
average of 330 days of sunshine smile down on Cuba, so discover a spot with
plenty of suns to enjoy a refreshing Daiquiri or Mojito.
Che Guevara, an icon of Cuba on the wall. Image: travelideen.de |
The beaches in Cuba are stunning and fantastic. Keep an eye out for the pink flamingos along the
causeway, and explore the enormous coral reef off the north coast.
Enjoy the Holguín’s clear Atlantic shallows with
your snorkel, and dive into its reefs to marvel at its colorful underwater
world. Don’t forget to bring your digital camera with an underwater casing, so you
can capture the most beautiful underwater scenery.
If you
visit Cuba, don’t forget to see historical monuments and cultural events. Start
your explorations early with a glug of high-powered Cuban coffee and you’ll be ready to take in the sights of Holguín City, which offers some of the
most appealing places to go in Cuba. It features a host of museums, galleries,
city squares, and monuments. If you’re visiting Cuba in summer, make sure you
don’t miss July’s carnival, the Santiago
de Cuba.
Cuba not
only offers natural beauty and cigars, nightlife in Havana or in a variety of
exotic beaches in Cuba are also very charming and will make you excited all
night. Also, enjoy a variety of drinks and delicious dishes, and be sure to
watch the cabaret and the salsa, you can even dance with the Cuban girl. They
are so beautiful and sexy.
If you’re
all about dining on local gastronomies, then the resorts in Guardalavaca are
sure to make you and your stomach happy. With a coastline that is full of fresh
fish and lobster, the resorts here serve a fantastic variety of delicious cuisine. And of course, a distinctive Cuban coffee
will brighten your
holiday in this tropical country.
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