Varadero is 140 kilometres to the east of Havana, on the Hicaco Peninsular. This peninsular is the northernmost point of the Cuban mainland, almost reaching the Tropic of Cancer line, and separated from the United States of American by only 180 kilometres. The peninsular is connected to the mainland by a lift bridge. There are a total of 22.6 kilometres of fine sand beaches lapped by waves from a deep blue ocean.

Varadero is situated right on the beach, and is one of the most famous beach destinations Cuba has to offer. Everything in the city is within easy reach, with five avenues running along the peninsular.

Nearby Matanzas, 30 kilometres from Varadero and the province’s capital, is another of the region’s beautiful historic cities. Matanzas was made rich by French immigration, which lasted until the end of the 18th century. The region is also host to a wide variety of natural beauty, from the marine world of beautiful beaches and turquoise sea to the flora and fauna of the Hicaco and Zapata peninsulars.

Cuba is graced with a string of sun soaked isles jutting out into the brilliant blue sea. The two best known are Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo, both of which feature well appointed, relaxing r...

Tourists are warmly welcomed, places simply unforgettable!
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