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Travelling to The Cuba
Take time daily stress and pressures of life to visit an exotic place is something everyone hopes. Cuba, with the fame brought by the government and the U.S. government clamps down on exports and tourism, is a country known more for its cigar and officers, other than as a holiday destination. Tourism in Cuba is currently at record levels.
Cuba is the largest Caribbean and inhabited by people of mixed race Caribbean Indian, African and German heritage. The contrasting landscapes, from beaches to mountains, beautiful and spacious and rugged. Business limestone mountains in the fields of tobacco, used for their famous cigars, offering beautiful scenery breathtaking. Cuba’s natural beauty and history have shaped the country for now. It is an island of seven Caribbean remains untouched by modern technology and everyday life.
In addition to beautiful beaches, Cuba also offers plenty of urban and rural town full of rich culture and heritage. Cuba vacation is not complete without a visit to at least seven of the Cuban city or town and meeting the local people of Cuba.
Like many other Caribbean islands, Cuba’s main source of industrial tourism is the beach. The country is blessed with hundreds of miles of sandy beaches with white sand and turquoise water. Tourists visiting Cuba has many options for the location of their beach. The main resort of Varadero and Cayo Largo are the most popular and here you will find many 5 star all inclusive resort.
Havana has its fair share of museums, including Museum of the Revolution, Havana Club Rum, the Cigar Museum, Ernest Hemingway Museum and the National Museum of Fine Arts.
In the north-west is the capital of Havana – the hub of all things Cuban. When you walk in the city, you will feel the essence of the Cuban past – a rich heritage that comes from the German colonial architecture, looking at the city. Parts of the city resemble the set of an old movie, reminiscent of the past, with old American cars bustling by. A lot of work done over the last decade the Old Havana, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO to repair, but many cities are affected and destroyed hundreds of buildings collapsed every month.
Santiago de Cuba is Cuba’s second largest city and located in the eastern tip of the island. It’s beautiful setting in the foothills of the Sierra Maestra and overlooking a beautiful bay. Unlike other cities in Cuba, Santiago de Cuba is a Caribbean flavor. The city is filled with cobbled streets and old buildings with tiled roofs and is a World Heritage site since 1988.