The long thin island of Cuba sitting on the Caribbean is best known for lush forests, idyllic beaches, live music, and colourful culture. Here, we round up top 5 spots for luxury holidays in Cuba.
This little paradise is the oldest city in Cuba, established in 1511. Unlike most of the famous attractions, Baracoa boasts a secluded beach of black sand. Spend some time looking at the crashing waterfalls, calm streams, or go hiking in the lush forests around the Yunque Mountain.
Preserved inside a biosphere reserve, Zapata Peninsula is a forested swampland swarming with wildlife. The coastline offers coral reefs and beautiful sands that attract scuba divers.
Glittering beaches at the edges of Guardalavaca are quieter than most of the Cuban shorelines. They are fringed with lush vegetation, which offers plenty of shade to visitors who want to escape the hot tropical sun. If you fancy snorkelling and diving, get ready to meet a myriad of coral reefs and sea life.
This famous beachside community is a major wetland where holidaymakers come for snorkelling, deep diving, and shore diving opportunities. Inexperienced divers gather at the Punta Perdiz caves, and the pros hit the Jaruco shipwreck dive.
Off the southern coast of Cuba, Cayo Largo is home to lovely white-sand beaches and a turtle farm. Most of the beach resorts here cater to all kinds of sunbathers, including guests who prefer the clothing-optional beaches.
Holiday rentals in Cuba usually cost between £61 and £98 per night.
Every Villa is 120 m² on average, with the capacity of 4 guests - perfect for medium-sized groups and families.
The average Villa in Cuba can comfortably fit 4 guests.
Pets are welcome in 0 holiday lettings in Cuba.
