Cuba - A Complete Holiday Destination of Caribbean Island

Watch Beautiful Sunset at El Malecon

Puerto Vallarta’s promenade is also known as El Malecon. This destination is known for its places for sightseeing, cafes, restaurants, galleries, and performers. The mile-long stretch, overlooking the Bay of Banderas, provides scenic views throughout the day. And the waterfront nightclubs and music venues open their doors to party-seeking locals and tourists throughout the evening.

El Malecon, a restored walkway originally designed in the early 1900s. The broad path and highway are 8 km long along the northern coast of Havana. It has become a picturesque location, a common backdrop for photographs taken by both locals and tourists, especially at sunset, so enjoy it to the fullest.

Visit the Preserved City of Trinidad

Trinidad is the most preserved city, a charming destination of Cuba and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This beautifully intact city exhibits colonial Cuba at its finest, showcasing unique architectural features influenced by Spanish, cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages, and live music.

Its neo-baroque main square, Plaza Mayor, is considered one of the best colonial buildings. The Museo Romántico, in the restored Palacio Brunet mansion, and the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial exhibit artefacts from the sugar-producing period of the region. However, apart from Heritage, this town is known for Cigars.

Relax at the Beach Resorts of Varadero

Set on the peninsula of Hicacos, Varadero is a hot spot for visitors. In Cuba, there are a few more pretty places to kick back and Varadero is one of them. Varadero appeals to those with a taste for luxury and stunning beaches, a relaxing stomping spot for the likes of Al Capone.

It has also been declared the largest resort in the Caribbean, with numerous hotels and enough shops, restaurants and activities to keep even the most energetic traveller busy.

Watch Gorgeous Architecture in Camaguey

Those who love watching the culture and architectural brilliance on the same spot, they must-visit Camaguey. Camaguey is the third-largest city in Cuba. Here you will find architecture influenced by Spanish, African, French, and Haitian cultures into one perfectly merged city.

This buzzing city is the most exciting and lively metropolis on the island, after Havana. Among the winding streets and secret plazas of Camaguey, it's easy to get lost, each offering tourists a pleasing palette of pastel-coloured houses, medieval churches, and funky restaurants worth photographing.

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Chill on the Beaches of Playa Megano & Guardalavaca

Playa Megano and Guardalavaca belong to the most beautiful beaches in Cuba, lying on the tiny off-shoot island of the anarchy of Cayo Ensea. You'll find white sugar sand, sparkling turquoise water, and tropical palm trees waiting to give the hot sun a respite.

This beach and its neighbour, Playa Ensenachos, both offer shallow waters that stretch for hundreds of feet, making them the ideal place to visit while travelling with children. Green hills will lure all tourist, and this seaside paradise boasts everything from a beach holiday they will dream of, a cool breeze and waving palm trees.

Hike Verdant Countryside around Vinales

The beauty of Vinales is so captivating that it tickles the breath of many travellers. The town is tiny, but the landscape is the real reason you'll want to make the trek. The laid-back countryside is peppered with farmers behind them rise impressive limestone mountains reaching towards a never-ending sky.

The gorgeous Vinales Valley is encircled by mountains and sprinkled with dramatic rock formations, making for unbeatable cycling and hiking routes. With limestone caves and brimming fields at every turn, there’s plenty to explore. Visit Gran Caverna de Santo Tomas for Cuba’s largest cave system, Mural de la Prehistoria for a bizarre mural painted on the side of the Mogote Pita.

Taste Cigars & Rum at Santiago de Cuba

Ok travellers, I think who have seen how diverse Cuba is in terms of architecture, ancient history, beaches and cherished wall art. Now it is the time to enjoy the nightlife of the country and losing yourself by sipping delicious rum prepared from sugar canes. All this is found in one town of Cuba and that is Santiago de Cuba. As we have mentioned in the beginning that Cuba is also popular for the remarkable production of Cigars, so don’t wait to have one and later enter the clubs for parting at Santiago. This is the second-largest city of Cuba and offers vibrant musical performances as well as delicious restaurants and eclectic shops.

Don’t forget to visit Santiago de Cuba's magnificent Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca, the largest fortress built on a rocky headland called El Morro. It consists of a variety of strongholds, forts and batteries. It stands today as an unbelievably preserved example of the Spanish-American military architecture school.

Concluding here, but I think all the popular things mentioned above are sufficient to trigger your travel bug right? Cuba is a complete package in itself and for all those travellers who are looking for all in one tour. So gear up your shoes and plan your itinerary for Cuba

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