Cuba

Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean which reflects the true colour of history and culture of its people. A place which is enriched with magnificent ancient places and amazing shades of blue coloured water. From expecting the unexpected to the ancient heritage you visit all the ancient beauties in the land of Cuba. Cuba is timeworn but yet glorious, frail however honourable, fun however annoyingly disappointing but the bottom line is Cuba is a nation of inexpressible magic. A chance to experience the quiet stroll and escape from the hustle and bustle in the beautiful land of Cuba. Be a part of this life-changing experience by exploring the iconic historical sites, astounding culture and enjoying the refreshment of beautiful cool water while staying in the luxury hotels during your stay in Cuba.

Geography

Cuba is the largest country by land area in the Caribbean, and the main island is on the sixteenth no as the largest islets in the world by land area. A bunch of archipelagos ring its shoreline north and south. It is lies between the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in the western West Indies. In the south of Cuba is Florida and Bahamas and in the north is Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. The Bahamas, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, and the United States share its nautical border with Cuba. Cuba is about the size of England and the most westerly of the Greater Antilles group, lying a mere 145km towards the south of Florida. A quarter of the country area is properly mountainous. On the West side of Havana is the narrow Sierra de los Organos, growing to 750m and encompassing the Guaniguanico peaks in the west side. South of the Sierra is a narrow strip of 2,320 sq km where the finest Cuban tobacco is grown.

Climate

In Cuba, the weather is tropical, with an arid and relatively cool season from late November to mid-April and a rainy and humid season from the late April to early November. The weather is impartially uniform from one area to the other, but there are some differences that are worth considering. The yearly rainfall is usually between 1,000 and 1,500mm. Winter in Cuba is pleasantly warm in the north and even quite hot in the south, with daytime temperatures around 26 °C from December to February in Havana and around 28 °C in the southernmost areas. The amount of sunshine in Cuba peaks in spring, when the winter disturbances decrease, and before the clouds and rains of the warm season.

Top Attractions in Cuba

Cuba, the Caribbean’s largest island is filled with history, culture and captivating charisma that attracts tourists from all around the globe. Here are some top attractions in Cuba:

• Old Havana
• Varadero
• Trinidad
• Guardalavaca
• Playa Paraíso, Cayo Largo del Sur
• Cayo Coco
• Parque Nacional Viñales
• Baracoa
• The Malecon, Havana
• Che Guevara Mausoleum, Santa Clara
• Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
• Peninsula de Zapata
• Parque Historico Militar, Havana
• Plaza de la Revolucion

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