Cuba is an island that invites you to discover it from one end to the other without a pre-established timetable. This can be done by air or by land, and always with absolute safety.

More than 190 facilities in operation for international tourism guarantee in Cuba space to meet the requirements of all kind of visitors.

The flavors of the Cuban cuisine are as varied as the country’s landscape, a mestizo and prodigious result mixing the aborigine with the Spanish and the African, seasoned with Asian, Arabic and, naturally, Caribbean ingredients.

Three products of excellence: cigars, rum and coffee, make shopping for them one more reason to visit Cuba. This is a Caribbean destination where dressing well has always being a distinctive sign, and the work of craftsmen, jewelers, and other artists of manual and applied arts offer the visitors one more opportunity to return home with a unique present.

A land of excellent musicians and outstanding dancers, the largest island of the Antilles has a wide network of bars, cabarets, discos and party rooms, where each evening the son, the rumba, the bolero or the salsa will make you enjoy an unforgettable night.

Cuba is an excellent point of call for yachts. Twelve marinas or sport ports currently offer a full range of tourist services for a safe and pleasant stay.

Cuba is sitting on an extensive pristine coral reef that has become the underwater heaven of scuba lovers. The ocean around Cuba is home to ultimate dream attractions: coral gardens, caves, gorgonian and sponge meadows, sunken vessels that tell captivating stories, walls, channels, tunnels and many other features.

Both in mainland and its surrounding keys, scuba stations have been established in the proximity of hotel resorts to facility scuba learning and practice by any visitor. The existing 29 scuba stations are furnished with the international equipment requirements for this amusing underwater amenity.

An ecological mosaic of great richness and diversity, the Cuban archipelago is proud to possess six areas declared as Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO.

Cuba is increasingly becoming a privileged destination for what is currently known as conference tourism. Two decades´ experiences in this regard, a solid infrastructure and, above all, efficient and well-trained personnel to guarantee the success of each event, has made it possible to hold more than 600 congresses, conventions, fairs and business meetings in the island.

An intense and permanent cultural life has been a Cuban characteristic for more than forty years now. Hundreds of cultural centers and institutions, museums, art galleries and important historical sites can be found throughout the archipelago. Many of them are a powerful attraction for tourists interested in knowing a little more about the roots and customs of this island of dreams.