| Cuba Guide | BARACOA |
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First City or ciudad primada as BARACOA is called was inhabited by Taino Indians, thus the name, before the arrival of Europeans in 1493 and settlement by them in 1511. P... |
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| Cuba Guide | CUBA |
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Banished for many from the community of the western world by the American boycott, Cuba is slowly coming back. And in fact there are many good reasons to visit the Island... |
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| Cuba Guide | HAVANA |
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Is Havana slowly falling apart? Almost. The lively capital of Cuba has seen better days. Old Havana still has much of interest however and strolling the area is like walk... |
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| Cuba Guide | HOLGUIN |
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Holguin is located in the eastern part of Cuba, and is home to 1.5 million people. On October 27, 1492, Christopher Columbus landed in Bariay, on the coast of Holguín an... |
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THE HAVANA CARNIVAL IN CUBA - ATTRACTION FOR TOURIST |
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The Havana Carnival in late July and early August features parades in front of the Capitolio or along the Malecón on Friday, Saturday and Sunday eveni... |
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WORLD EXPERTS IN CUBA FOR CULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS |
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The first delegations, mainly from Latin America and the Caribbean to attend, with their experts and culture ministers, the 5th International Culture ... |
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| THE BEST TIME TO GO TO CUBA |
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The best time to go to Cuba is between December and April, after the lashing rains of the hurricane season and before the hot and sticky discomfort of... |
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| HITCHHIKING AND THE AMARILLO IN THE CUBA |
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The Cuban government's system for facilitating hitchhiking is by far the most economical way for foreigners to travel in Cuba, though a flexible sched... |
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About Cuba
Banished for many from the community of the western world by the American boycott, Cuba is slowly coming back. And in fact there are many good reasons to visit the Island.
Cuba offers not only some of the world's finest beaches but also a rich cultural heritage and vibrant, passionate approach to life that has been enticing visitors throughout the ages. With a population of 11 million - the largest in the Caribbean - 20% of Cubans live in Havana.
Situated between Jamaica and the Bahamas, Cuba has a delightful tropical climate with year round sunshine, a daytime temperature that rarely falls below 26°C and warm, clear waters that gently lap against idyllic beaches of fine white sand and shady palm trees.Fu...
