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Cuba holidays
Cuba holidays come in all forms: all-inclusive, self-catering, hotel only or just a flight to the Caribbean island of Cuba. At OTravel we take time to select the right Cuba holidays for the right customer. Our holidays to Cuba will provide you with a lifetime of pleasure. Sandy, palm-fringed shores washed by crystal-clear waters and cooled by breezes carrying the scent of orchids, jasmine, orange and guava. This is the picture-postcard of Cuba, by far the largest island in the Caribbean.
Christopher Columbus discovered Cuba on his way back to Spain after his second voyage to the New World in 1492 and was the first European to remark on its beauty. The years of political isolation have protected Cuba from mass tourism; the main towns and villages retain a crumbling colonial charm and are generally devoid of resorts that blight some of its neighbouring islands. So why not book a Cuba all-inclusive holiday with O Travel today.
In Havana Cuba there's an air of faded glory about the city; streamlined 50s and 60s American cars cruise the streets as the paint peels from the walls of almost everywhere. The city is lined with glorious Spanish colonial architecture, much of which is under restoration.
Cayo coco, Varadero, Playa pesquero and Guardalavaca are some of the most popular beaches in Cuba.
Cayo Coco is the forth island in term of size forming the Cuban archipelago. Cayo Coco is located to the Atlantic cost of Cuba, close to the Canal Viejo de Bahamas and it is linked to the main land by a 17 km long stone road.
The beach area of Varadero and other beaches with first class hotels offer the traveler a mix of the old and the new. Sandals Varadero Cuba is among the favorite hotels to stay in during holidays in Varadero Cuba.
Playa Pesquero is far from the hubbub and bustle of the big city of Havana (near the seaside town of Guardalavaca), a still small, newly developed area of Cuba on the northeast coast, some 1200 km from Havana.
Guardalavaca keeps all the charm and purity of unique places; a strip of virgin land, fine sand and quiet and beautiful sea. Guardalavaca is fairly close to Gibara, the first place Colón stepped in Cuba
