Sun, Sea & Salsa – Holidaying In Cuba
Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean region, which travelsupermarket.com describes as being “very laidback, with the emphasis on rest and relaxation. Enjoy traditional cuisine, especially fresh seafood, and be sure to sample the local rum”
The island has a rich history which can be seen throughout the capital of Havana and other cities such as Santiago De Cuba. The island is renowned for its white sandy beaches and tropical resorts; the island has become a haven for wedding parties and honeymooners the world over.
Being an island nation, Cuba is a popular destination for those who like deep sea fishing and scuba diving, with a wide variety of centres around the island that offer daily fishing trips and 
scuba excursions to underwater paradises.
Holidays in Cuba are becoming more popular with international tourists, with a wide variety of activities to take part in. Outdoor activities such as eco tourism and bird watching excursions are popular with those looking to explore the islands’ vast and varied landscape.
At the southern tip of the island lies the port city of Santiago de Cuba, famous for its coastal fortresses – the Castillo del Morro and the Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca - and as being a fantastic location for scuba diving and boat tours.
The Pinar del Rio province at the western tip of the island is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its picturesque mountain regions and white sandy beaches, it is popular with hikers, rock climbers and scuba divers.
Havana, as well as larger cities such as Santiago De Cuba, is renowned as having lively and friendly nightlife. Many clubs around the city come alive at night, offering the chance to enjoy vibrant Latin music and enjoy a bit of salsa dancing. Salsa classes are widely available throughout the city, should you fancy learning a few moves during your trip to the city.
Whether you’re looking to explore Cuba’s rich history by touring the city of Havana, follow in the footsteps of Ernest Hemmingway on a tour of the island or relax in one of the many luxury resorts along the coasts, Cuba is certainly one to consider for a Caribbean excursion.
Written by David Collins from travelsupermarket.com
