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Cuba Travel

Cuba

Visitors having been flocking toward this Caribbean oasis to see if all of the sterotypes are true and they will certainly not be disappointed. From the white-sand beaches, vintage American- and Russian-built cars, and delicious rum served in every establishment, Cuba offers visitors a glimpse into a unique and fascinating culture.

Area - 42,803 square miles

Capital - Havana

Language - Spanish

Currency - Cuban pesos

Visa - All visitors require a tourist card, which is issued with your plane ticket

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 Real Cuba: Visiting Morón from Cayo Coco

For a taste of the real Cuba, the nearest city to the Cayo Coco hotel zone is Morón, where a vibrant street life awaits every visitor.

Nov 1, 2011 – Jo Harrington

Viñales Offers Scenic Alternative to Cuba's Cities and Resorts

Viñales in western Cuba is a spectacular location for those who want to hike among its tobacco farms and exotic limestone formations.

Aug 22, 2011 – Richard McGuire

Mi Casa Es Tu Casa: First Class Havana Hospitality at Casa 1932

Mi Casa es tu Casa (my house is your house): so goes the classic Latino welcome, and nowhere epitomises this more than top Havana casa particular Casa 1932.

Apr 11, 2011 – Luke Waterson

Cuba by Bicycle Day 2: Easing into the Trip in the Yumuri Valley

After an in-depth briefing of the next 14 days, we're fitted to our bikes and cycle through rural villages in the Yumuri Valley in Cuba's Havana Province.

Feb 28, 2011 – Paula Webber

Off The Tourist Trail In Havana

One of the best ways to explore Havana is to ride a bicylcle into some of the less well-known areas where a traveller can get a real sense of life in Cuba.

Feb 15, 2011 – Daniela Jamois

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