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| Varadero , Cuba |
Cuba, All inclusive vacation and hotes prices much lower then
"The most beautiful thing I have ever seen," proclaimed
Christopher Columbus when he first laid eyes on the island of
Cuba, and few would argue with him. This forbidden temptress
combines beauty, intrigue, history and excitement in her
unmistakably tropical lair.
Poet and diplomat alike have been seduced by Cuba's unique
allure, while travelers from all over the world have dreamed of
her abundant sunshine and white beaches. With the Cuban
government's recent formation of its Ministry of Tourism and
the development of numerous new hotels and resorts, Cuba
seems determined to deliver in full.
Just 90 miles off the coast of Key West, Cuba is undeniably
America's most famous neighbor, with a bounty of attractions
geared to the adventurous spirit. The island's nerve center is
its capital city of Havana, whose legend is as colorful and
sturdy as the historic quarter that bred and inspired it. A
laid-back city, its scores of restaurants, cabarets, museums
and national landmarks attract intellects, artists and amateur
historians.
The island's west side boasts some of its best accommodations
for those looking for a more typical Caribbean vacation. There
you'll enjoy a variety of landscapes including hidden beaches,
thick forests and the world's most famous tobacco fields. Its
rival sibling is the east coast whose famous bay (discovered by
a certain Spaniard tourist) is peppered with more than 35
beaches and secluded islands.
For anyone looking for a
"The most beautiful thing I have ever seen," proclaimed
Christopher Columbus when he first laid eyes on the island of
Cuba, and few would argue with him. This forbidden temptress
combines beauty, intrigue, history and excitement in her
unmistakably tropical lair.
Poet and diplomat alike have been seduced by Cuba's unique
allure, while travelers from all over the world have dreamed of
her abundant sunshine and white beaches. With the Cuban
government's recent formation of its Ministry of Tourism and
the development of numerous new hotels and resorts, Cuba
seems determined to deliver in full.
Just 90 miles off the coast of Key West, Cuba is undeniably
America's most famous neighbor, with a bounty of attractions
geared to the adventurous spirit. The island's nerve center is
its capital city of Havana, whose legend is as colorful and
sturdy as the historic quarter that bred and inspired it. A
laid-back city, its scores of restaurants, cabarets, museums
and national landmarks attract intellects, artists and amateur
historians.
The island's west side boasts some of its best accommodations
for those looking for a more typical Caribbean vacation. There
you'll enjoy a variety of landscapes including hidden beaches,
thick forests and the world's most famous tobacco fields. Its
rival sibling is the east coast whose famous bay (discovered by
a certain Spaniard tourist) is peppered with more than 35
beaches and secluded islands.
For anyone looking for a