Cuba
Great authors and world-class musicians have been mesmerised by Cuba’s vibrant culture and evocative scenery. Historical and political intricacies may have shaped this island, but it is the Cubans’ lively spirit, proud attitude and relaxed manner which make this somewhere to visit time and time again.
Havana Cuba’s vibrant capital has survived hundreds of years of turmoil to hold the title of one of the oldest and grandest cities in the Americas. All the iconic images of Havana still exist: vintage American cars, fat Cohiba cigars, dark Havana Club rum and all-night salsa parties. The city’s exuberant and electric atmosphere mingles with superb colonial monuments and beautifully-preserved palaces in the old quarter. Activities: learn salsa, museums, vintage car ride
Viñales The small and peaceful village of Viñales is complemented by the striking natural beauty of its surroundings. Famous for its mogotes, these
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limestone rocks slice sharply up out of the ground in forested clusters and are an amazing sight to behold. Nestled between these dome-shaped mountains are vast cave systems and rich tobacco fields. It is possible to watch how the locals turn their world-famous produce into cigars. Activities: explore caves, cycling, hiking, horse- riding
Cayo Levisa This virgin island lies just two km off the north- west coast of the mainland and forms part of the Colorados Archipelago. Cayo Levisa is uninhabited and has preserved a wild environment with pristine beaches, which stretch as far as the eye can see. The small island is best known for its scuba-diving and
To start planning your tailor-made holiday call 0844 875 1890
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