Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean, is a unique destination that immerses travelers in a world of contrasts and culture. From the historic cities to the white-sand beaches and the pulsating rhythms of music, there’s plenty to explore in Cuba.
The capital, Havana, is like a living museum of colonial architecture, with colorful buildings and old American cars driving on the streets. Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a lively center full of music, art, and history.
Cuba is also the land of the Buena Vista Social Club, where salsa, rumba and son conquer people’s hearts. In the streets and bars you will find live music and dancing everywhere.
However, the island has more to offer than just cities and music. The tobacco plantations in Viñales, the stunning beaches of Varadero, and the fascinating history of Trinidad are just a few of the highlights.
Cuba is a place of change, and as modernization continues, the country retains its unique charm and culture. The warm hospitality of the Cubans and the joie de vivre are contagious.
Visiting Cuba is like stepping back in time, a time when vintage cars ruled the streets and life had a decelerated rhythm. It is a place where time seems to stand still and the senses awaken. Cuba is a country of contrasts, music and magic – a place that simply has to be experienced.
The Caribbean is a place of longing for stress-ridden Europeans and offers the best conditions to unwind. White-powdered beaches, surrounded by the turquoise sea with its magical coral reefs, while the bright red sun sends out its cosy warmth in the blue fairytale sky – that’s what the Caribbean stands for. A fun-loving population with its diverse musical...
Cuba with its capital Havana is an island state located in the Caribbean. 11 million people live on the island. The Caribbean island has its own charm and is particularly known for its joie de vivre, music, dance and cigars. The positive attitude to life, the beautiful numerous beaches and historic sights make Cuba an attractive travel destination. A special feature...
Cuba, the island state in the Caribbean , has much more to offer than white dream beaches, bright sun and turquoise blue sea. This island captivates people because of its history. If you want to experience historic Cuba, you can hardly avoid a city. Santa Clara was once an important scene in the struggle of the revolutionaries against the Batista regime. But this...
Most travelers associate a visit to Cuba with the beautiful capital Havana, which is known from film and television and attracts attention with a long history. But the second largest city on the island, Santiago de Cuba, is not only a great travel destination, but also one of the most interesting regions on the Caribbean island. With the typical colonial architecture...
Cuba is not just rum, Fidel Castro and old cars. In the interior of the island, too, you can discover wonderful areas full of fascination. The Valle de Viñales is one of the absolute sights in Cuba. The valley is by far one of the most beautiful areas on the Caribbean island. The surrealist rocky hills provide a particularly exotic flair. In Spanish, the lush green...
Baracoa in eastern Cuba in the province of Guantánamo is the oldest settlement on the Caribbean island. The former capital of Cuba is located on the Atlantic coast, on the Bahía de Miel, the Bay of Honey. As early as 1492, Christopher Columbus discovered the remote place on one of his voyages. Surrounded by the mighty Sierra del Purial mountain range, the city...
El Cobre is a small town in the southeast of Cuba, only about 20 kilometers from the country’s second largest city, Santiago de Cuba. Mining has been carried out in the city since the 16th century. In the city’s nearby mine, the Spanish mined copper until 2000, when the mine was closed. How to get to El Cobre Santiago de Cuba Airport has international...
Guardalavaca is a municipality in the province of Holguín, Cuba. The name literally means “guard the cow”. The name has evolved from the original place name Guardalabarca, which means “guard the boat”. The name is based on the fact that the bays there offered protection from sea pirates. Since 1990, Guardalavaca has increasingly been developed...
Cuba’s sights are on the one hand the cities with their magnificent, partly dilapidated colonial buildings. On the other hand, you can experience and enjoy a dreamlike nature with endless white beaches and exotic national parks in Cuba. The mentality of the Cubans, which is characterized by joie de vivre and melancholy at the same time, can be felt everywhere...
Tropical sandy beaches, thick cigars, happily dancing people and a good dose of romance, all this distinguishes Cuba. But these are only the stereotypes that you know. But the island state in the Caribbean has so much more to offer! Take a look at the city of Cienfuegos. With about 150,000 inhabitants, it is one of the ten largest cities in Cuba. It has a special...