Explore in Cuba

Viñales

Viñales

Mogotes, tobacco plantations and karst caves: Viñales offers authentic rural Cuba, 180 km from Havana.

Varadero

Varadero

Stretching across the Hicacos Peninsula, Varadero boasts 20 km of pristine white sand, all-inclusive resorts, and a far richer history than first meets the eye. Your complete guide.

Trinidad

Trinidad

Cuba's best-preserved colonial city, Trinidad blends UNESCO-listed cobbled streets, Caribbean beaches and daily salsa. Complete guide.

Topes de Collantes

Just 15 km from Trinidad, Topes de Collantes unfolds 200 km² of highland jungle, swimmable waterfalls and endemic fauna. The nature counterpoint to your Cuba journey.

Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba

Nestled between the Caribbean Sea and the Sierra Maestra, Santiago de Cuba blends Fidel Castro's revolution, Cuban son music, UNESCO fortress and mythical carnival.

Santa Clara

Santa Clara

Che Mausoleum, derailed armored train, Loma del Capiro and student life: Santa Clara concentrates the memory of the Cuban Revolution in the heart of the island.

Sancti Spiritus

Sancti Spiritus

Sancti Spiritus, one of Cuba's oldest colonial cities, captivates with its well-preserved historic center, the Yayabo River, and authentic atmosphere, far from mass tourism.

San Isidro

San Isidro, a micro-neighborhood of Old Havana, distills engaged street art, colonial memory, and artistic ferment. A complete guide to exploring it.

Remedios

Remedios

The eighth city founded by the Spanish in Cuba, Remedios captivates with its intact colonial heart and Las Parrandas festival—one of the Caribbean's most storied celebrations.

Playa Larga

Playa Larga

Nestled at the heart of the legendary Bay of Pigs, Playa Larga combines exceptional diving, marshlands classified as a biosphere reserve, and family-run guesthouses. Authentic Cuba, off the beaten path.

Pinar del Río

Pinar del Río

Nicknamed Cuba's Garden, Pinar del Río province is home to the UNESCO Viñales Valley, 80% of Cuban tobacco production, and pristine coastal areas.

Matanzas

Matanzas

Nicknamed the Venice of Cuba and the Athens of the Caribbean, Matanzas reveals a unique Afro-Cuban heritage just 30 minutes from Varadero. Our complete guide.

Las Terrazas

Las Terrazas

Nestled within the UNESCO-listed Sierra del Rosario, Las Terrazas is a Cuban ecological village where coffee plantation ruins, hiking trails, and ziplines converge.

La Havane

Havana

Havana, UNESCO capital of Cuba: colonial fortresses, salsa, American cars and paladares. The complete guide to planning your stay.

Guasasa

Guasasa

Guasasa, a small fishing village on Cuba's southern coast, is home to a pristine cove ideal for snorkeling and a rare glimpse into rural island life.

Gibara

Gibara

Nicknamed the white city, Gibara reveals an authentic Cuba between colonial architecture, karst caves, deserted beaches and a film festival.

Fusterlandia

Just 15 km from Havana, the Jaimanitas neighborhood has been transformed by the imagination of José Fuster. Giant mosaics, popular art, and community engagement: your complete guide to Fusterlandia.

Cienfuegos

Cienfuegos

Nestled in the Bay of Jagua, Cienfuegos captivates with its French neoclassical architecture, its Palacio de Valle and excursions to El Nicho.