DESTINATIONS · Cuba
In Cuba, rhythm is part of the journey.
Cuba naturally begins in Havana, among the colourful façades of Habana Vieja, colonial squares, music drifting out of bars and classic American cars that have become part of the cityscape. The Malecón follows the sea along the capital, while beyond Havana, Viñales changes the scenery completely: green valleys, dramatic mogotes, tobacco fields and a rural Cuba moving at a much slower pace.
In Cuba, rhythm is part of the journey.
But the island has many other faces. Trinidad preserves cobbled streets and colonial architecture, with the Valle de los Ingenios and the Escambray Mountains nearby, while Cienfuegos brings its own elegance to the shores of the bay. For the sea, Varadero means kilometres of beach, while Cayo Santa María, Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo take the journey towards small islands, white sand and clear Caribbean waters.
You come for Havana and its history, music and dance, architecture, gastronomy and rum, nature, beaches, snorkelling and diving. But Cuba is best discovered through contrasts: Havana and Viñales, Trinidad and the Caribbean, colonial towns and cayos, music and lazy days by the sea — several different worlds that can become part of the same journey.
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The same journey can begin with the occasion that inspires you to travel, the time of year, or simply the place you want to reach.
Amélie
“In Cuba, I wouldn’t go straight from the airport to the beach. I’d keep a few days for Havana and for travelling through the island — that’s where the story you’ll remember begins.”
Havana and Varadero? Viñales and Trinidad before a few days by the sea? Or a longer journey towards the cayos? Tell me what kind of Cuba you want to experience, and I’ll help you find the right balance between cities, people, music, nature and the Caribbean.