Holidays in Cuba, Caribbean There is nowhere quite like CUBA! It is the Caribbean’s largest and least commercialised island with some of the best beaches. The enduring pulse of Salsa and the most sought after cigars in the world combine with a unique history of Spanish colonialism and post-war revolution to mould the very special magic of this Island. Cuba is one of those places in the world where time, though not standing still, has certainly slowed; it is this quality, which attracts discerning travellers to the island - and causes them to return. It is not simply that the pace of life is gentler – what really enchants visitors is the courtesy and consideration shown to them by the Cubans, and the extraordinary beauty of an island where town and country alike have escaped the blight of large scale modern development. Although you can’t quite hear the colonial architecture peeling off the streets, even Cuba’s larger towns are pretty relaxed. The most frenetic it gets is in the middle of an enthusiastic chachacha, and the loudest it gets is behind one of the huge old American cars chugging the streets. It is only a matter of time before American imposed travel and trade barriers fall. No doubt millions will come when flights from Miami resume, so the time to go is now!!   Visa and Foreign Office Information Health Information

Havana An absolute must for anyone going to Cuba is a visit to its capital, Havana, the largest city in the Caribbean and the centre of all things Cuban.Although it still retains its former elegance and its exclusive and exciting atmosphere, the big 50’s and 60’s American Automobiles dominating the streets and the paint peeling off the once glorious buildings gives an air of faded glory.  Trinidad The town is a monument to Spanish colonialism with many of the cobbled streets remaining untouched, like Havana; Trinidad has been placed on the world heritage list. Visitors can combine a visit to this historic town with a classic beach holiday Playa Ancon beaches, some of Cuba's finest are just 10 minutes by taxi.  Santiago de Cuba Regarded as the cradle of revolution because of its major role it played in overthrowing the Batsista regime. Unlike other Cuban Towns has a distinct Caribbean flavor due to the influence of French planters and Haitians who settled there in the last century.  Sizzling Salsa & Cigars Cuba is the most musical island in the world and that’s not recorded music either - Cuba is live, in every sense of the word. Try also Cuba's most famous export - cigars made from the finest Havana tobacco.  Beaches Spoilt for choice! You'll find many superb white sandy beaches and many that are almost deserted, where you can enjoy total privacy.