Flights to Cuba

Which airports are in Cuba?

Why fly to Cuba?

Cuba, a vibrant Caribbean island nation known for its rich history, colorful culture, and rhythmic music, offers visitors a unique blend of old-world charm and modern-day allure. From the bustling streets of Havana, with its vintage cars and colonial architecture, to the lush tobacco fields of Vinales, Cuba captivates travelers with its beauty and character. The warm hospitality of the Cuban people, combined with the tantalizing flavors of traditional cuisine and the soul-stirring sounds of salsa music, creates an unforgettable experience for all who venture to this enchanting destination. Explore the hidden gems of Cuba and immerse yourself in a cultural tapestry unlike any other in the world.

How to Find Cheap Flights to Cuba and a Short Guide to Hotels and Restaurants in Cuba

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A Short Guide to Cuba

Cuba’s historic past and glorious beaches have again begun to attract to tourists to this quintessential Caribbean paradise, although the United States sanctions on tourist travel to the island are still in place. The nation of Cuba consists of two islands and many archipelagos. Cuba, the main island, is large; Christopher Columbus thought it was a continent when he laid eyes on it in the fifteenth century.

The main island boasts 746 miles of jagged coastline and numerous bays and beaches. Cuba’s fertile land teams with tropical fruits and trees: guava, mango, frangipani, and palm trees. The nation’s cities are blend of colonial Spain and the 1950s. Here you can see cars from the 1950s drive by charming Spanish architecture from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries; the old autos reflect the fact that Cuba has been unable to import many new goods because of sanctions imposed on it by other nations after Castro’s revolution. Visual reminders of the 1959 revolution still abound.

Most of Cuba maintains an Old World charm. Its years of isolation have it protected from being overrun with tourist resorts, although there are a few modern resorts which do a brisk business. Locals and the few visitors allowed in the main population centers, haunt old cafes and pubs, listening to salsa music, and drinking rum cocktails in rooms often filled with cigar smoke.

A visit to Cuba is a real glimpse of a nation halted in the past and struggling towards the future. This Caribbean island is place you will not forget.

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What are the Best Hotels in Cuba?

Royalton Hicacos Resort & Spa, 5-star hotel: Laid-back, all-inclusive resort featuring 5 restaurants, a spa & an outdoor pool with a lazy river.

Hotel Nacional de Cuba, 5-star hotel: Historic 1930 lodging with 3 restaurants & 3 bars, plus 2 outdoor pools & live entertainment.

Sol Cayo Coco, 4-star hotel: Relaxed bungalows at an elegant resort with 5 restaurants, 5 bars & lagoon/beach access.

Pullman Cayo Coco, 5-star hotel: Refined all-inclusive beach property offering 8 restaurants, 10 bars & 7 pools, plus tennis & a spa.

Paradisus Rio de Oro, 5-star hotel: Chic all-inclusive resort with 8 restaurants, 7 bars & a spa, plus beach access & an outdoor pool.

Royalton Cayo Santa Maria, 5-star hotel: Modern suites in an upscale all-inclusive resort offering a beach bar, dining & pools, plus a spa.

Iberostar Selection Varadero, 5-star hotel: Sprawling resort offering 5 restaurants & 5 bars, as well as 3 outdoor pools & massage services.

Saratoga Boutique, 5-star hotel: Stately hotel featuring 2 restaurants & a rooftop pool, plus a spa & a chic lobby bar.

Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana, 5-star hotel: Chic hotel offering elegant quarters, restaurants & bars, plus a posh spa & a rooftop pool.

Paradisus Varadero Resort & Spa, 5-star hotel: Upmarket all-inclusive resort on the beach with multiple dining options & bars, plus a spa & a pool.

Blau Varadero, 4-star hotel: Bright rooms in a polished adults-only beachfront resort featuring dining, 4 bars & an outdoor pool.

Meliá Santiago de Cuba, 5-star hotel: Relaxed rooms & suites in an upmarket hotel offering 3 outdoor pools, 4 restaurants & 5 bars.

What are the Best Restaurants in Cuba?

D’Giovanni: Pizzeria, Italian

La Guarida

O’Reilly304

Atelier

St Pauli

La Redaccion Cuba

Restaurant Florida Center

Salsa Suarez