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Havana
Havana, the capital city of Cuba and the largest city in the Caribbean Region, is one of the culturally acclaimed cities in this urban country.Visiting Havana is like taking a step back in time, and definitely worth the effort.
Cienfuegos
Considered the crown jewel of 19th-century Cuban architecture, beautiful, laidback Cienfuegos is known as the “pearl of the south”.
Trinidad
Nestled between the Escambray Mountains and the Caribbean Sea, Trinidad enjoys a phenomenal location. Bobbing in the azure waters of Playa Ancón , just 12 km from the city center, it’s easy to understand why sugar barons decided to set up shop in Trinidad.
Pinar del Río
Approximately 160 km from Havana, Pinar del Río is Cuba’s most western province. Among its major attractions are El Valle de Viñales (Viñales Valley), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Vueltabajo tobacco growing region, which produces some of the world’s best tobacco.
Varadero
Is Cuba’s beach par excellence. Varadero, also called Blue Beach (Playa Azul) is sister city of Cancun in Mexico. It is a skinny peninsula, some 20 km long, but just 1.2 km wide.
Matanzas
Matanzas, known as the Athens of Cuba and famous for its many bridges, interesting architecture and music, is on the way to famous Varadero Beach.
Camagüey
Camagüey, one of the 7 original Spanish settlements in Cuba, was founded in 1514 by Diego Velázquez as Santa María Puerto del Principe. In 1903, the city changed its name to Camagüey.
Holguín
The natural splendor of Holguín is conserved in twelve reserves and beautiful beaches. Bahia de Naranjo is a national park with 32 km of coast with mangroves, coastal brush and various tree species.
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba’s second most populous province. The capital is hot and hilly, but at the same time seductively languid. Built on a sequence of hills overlooking a large bay with the Sierra Maestra in the background, Santiago de Cuba is one of Cuba’s most picturesque cities.
