With its favorable climate, beaches, rustic colonial-era architecture, UNESCO World Heritage sites, distinct cultural history, parks, and stunning beaches, Cuba has long been an attractive and safe destination for tourists. The historical capital of Havana is the most popular tourist destination, as well as the city where most of the medical treatments in Cuba are offered.
Cuba’s population exceeds 11 million inhabitants, and the official language is Spanish, although English is also spoken in the tourism sector. With 10 international and 15 national airports, located in different tourist destinations, getting into and around the country is easy. Cuba also has 4 cruise terminals for sea access, and 15 international marinas with views of nautical events and activities of interest to the visitor.
Things to Do in Cuba
Our top recommendations on things to enjoy while are Cuba include:
Sun & Beach
Cuba has almost 430 beaches and approximately 3700 miles of coastline. Some of the most popular beaches in Cuba include Varadero, Cayo Coco, and Cayo Santa Maria. These beaches are known for their white sand and turquoise waters, which make them perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and windsurfing.
The Cuban Culture
Cuba’s culture is a rich amalgam of African, Spanish, and Caribbean pastimes; the food, the religions, and of course the music and dances all combine elements of the Old World and the New.
The Cities
Cuba is an amalgam of styles that blend in the architecture of plazas, parks and buildings that tell the history and show the richness of their heritage. UNESCO recognized sites, theatres, cathedrals, museums, bookstores, galleries, nightclubs, restaurants and more are interspersed with houses to create the most beautiful landscapes.
Excursions in Cuba
A great way to absorb the culture is to visit local favorites, know the folklore and customs, live the music and dances, taste its dishes and typical drinks, explore the history, nature and cultural places, practice sports and outdoor activities and visit restaurants and bars around the city.
Nautical activities in Cuba
With crystalline beaches, a myriad of water sports, 15 international marinas, and beautiful marine life, there is no shortage of nautical activities in Cuba.