Cuba The stunning island of Cuba is the largest of the Caribbean islands and is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. Cuba is a relatively new destination for tourism and because of that the country still has a lot of its natural beauty still intact. There are wonderful colonial Spanish buildings to explore in the inner cities. There are also an increasing number of resorts along the coast which are increasing in popularity. After almost three decades of isolation, Cuba is being transformed and is now open to international tourism. There has been a rapid growth in private accommodation, which affords the traveller the opportunity to fully experience the Cuban way of life and to explore parts of the country which had previously been off limits. Also growing in number is the number of tourist resorts and hotels and the country is becoming increasingly tourist-friendly. Havana is one of the largest cities in the Caribbean and will amaze visitors with its numerous fortresses and old fashioned cars buzzing around the streets.
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Holiday Reviews:
10 Samantha Absolutely amazing! I loved every minute and would reccoment anyone to go. It is so so beautiful and...read more10 Why did I Wait So Long? Terrance For years I have been told that I must travel to Cuba because it is a holiday paradise. It was only ...read more
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Latest Cuba, Caribbean Holiday Reviews
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Cuba, Caribbean Holiday Review
Submitted by: Samantha
Date of travel: 26-September-2008
Absolutely amazing! I loved every minute and would reccoment anyone to go. It is so so beautiful and the people are lovely! Food and drink is also very good!
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Cuba, Caribbean Holiday Review - Why did I Wait So Long?
Submitted by: Terrance
Date of travel: 01-July-2007
For years I have been told that I must travel to Cuba because it is a holiday paradise. It was only until recently that I had the desire to go. Three days into the holiday I kicked myself for not coming sooner. Where do I begin? Hmmm?I chose Havana because it was the place that I knew most about and the one that was recommended for a first time experience. The airport was a good size and it only took me 20 minutes to get through customs (I have waited in lines of over an hour before). The Hotel Raquel was very spacious and well maintained. The bathroom was a god size and one bed could hold a family of four. I had a wardrobe, table, chairs, couch, desk, and internet plug ins. Members of the staff walked right up to me by the pool or in the lobby and asked me if I needed anything, like a free drink. I did not like the reception staff at the front desk. They were somewhat rude and gave the impression that they had better things to do than to check me in but the other members of the staff made up for them.
I have had Cuban food before but not like this. The spices and the boldness made my tongue dance. I had chicken, beef, fish, rice, pasta, and endless baskets for real Cuban bread. I had flan and tried Cuban soda; even sweeter than the soda from home. I thought that it would be hard to enjoy night time fun by myself but I made friends with many of the guys at the clubs and bars. And it was a good thing that I like to dance because the women were incredible dancers. For water fun outside of the beach, I went to Catamaran to snorkel. I will be returning soon.
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