The Cuban archipelago surprises us with its natural resources, landscapes, and its abundant, endemic and diverse flora and fauna. These magnificent characteristics have made Cuba a focus of the evolution of Caribbean species and one of the main destinations for nature tourism in the area.
The Ernest Hemingway International Yacth Club, Cuba’s most prominent recreational sailing institution and event promoter, will host a series of activities this year to mark its 25th anniversary.
Following the 67th tournament at the beginning of June this year, local authorities affirmed that this type of recreational activity attracts more and more travelers every year from around the world.
By Marta Gómez Ferrals Photos: Courtesy of various Cuban travel agencies
Eastern Cuba has five provinces, each with their own culture and fascinating landscapes and rich in history and tradition: Las Tunas, Holguín, Granma, Santiago de Cuba and Guantánamo.
Paredón Grande is one of the smallest and almost virgin islands that make up the Jardines del Rey (King‘s Gardens) archipelago of the Ciego de Ávila province, off central Cuba‘s northern coast.
Cuba has many naturally wonderful sites that are ideal for both health tourism and hiking; two options increasingly enjoyed by visitors from all over the world.
Lovers of sport fishing, diving, sailing and just about any kind of water sports can find the unequalled opportunity to practice them with the Marlin Group on the magnificent seascapes bordering the Cuban coasts, the incomparable fine sand beaches and crystal clear waters of the Cuban Caribbean Sea.
Lovers of great sensations can never resist the pleasure of smoking a first class Habano cigar accompanied by a drink of good Cuban rum. It's practically a modern ritual, a truly Cuban event.
By Antonio Díaz Susavila Photos by Julio A. González
With four thousand jumps, some of them From 4km up. Marisol Maldonado Castellanos qualifies as the Cuban woman with most jumps from planes. Born in the eastern province of Holguin, she is the national champion of her specialty and since she was 18 has never stopped risking her life while conquering new sports victories.
By Pedro Quiroga Jiménez Photos: José Meriño and Jorge Pérez
When we got to the town of Puerta de Golpe in Pinar del Rio Province and entered the Patio de Pelegrin (Pelegrin's Courtyard) we had the immediate sensation of being in some part of heaven.
While our magazine is all about the interesting and exciting options available in Cuba, the majority of Canadians traveling there will stay in all inclusive resorts. And why not? Everything is taken care of for you with luxurious rooms, huge buffets, intimate restaurants, sunny days, and amazing beaches —sounds like a pretty good vacation to me.