The site of the failed US-backed invasion of 1961, with a museum at Playa Girón. Today the area is known for snorkelling and diving at Punta Perdiz and Cueva de los Peces, a flooded cenote, and for birdwatching in the Zapata Swamp.
It's about 3 hours from Havana.
A French-founded colonial city on a bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with neoclassical buildings around Parque José Martí, the Tomás Terry Theatre,…
A perfectly preserved colonial town of cobbled streets and pastel houses, built on sugar wealth, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the nearby Valle d…
A 20 km strip of white sand on a narrow peninsula, Cuba's main beach resort, lined with all-inclusive hotels.
The colonial heart of Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with four great plazas, baroque churches, crumbling and restored mansions, and 1950s Amer…
A green valley of tobacco farms and limestone hills (mogotes), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Cuba's second city and the home of son music and Afro-Cuban culture, with the Castillo del Morro fortress on a cliff at the mouth of the bay, a UNESC…
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