Varadero - the most famous resort of Cuba
Cuba is an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea, the largest islands being Cuba and Juventud. The climate of this region is tropical trade wind, so the 'eternal summer' allows you to bask in the gentle sun and swim in warm sea waters almost all year round. The average annual air temperature is 26 degrees Celsius, and the water temperature does not drop below 24 degrees. Everything here is healing – from the fresh humid air to the microelements abundant in the ocean waters. Advertising brochures contain a lot of useful information about Cuba, printing booklets of this kind is in great demand among tourists.
Havana is the capital of the country. This most beautiful city combines picturesque architectural ensembles from the colonial period, churches and buildings in the Baroque style, medieval fortresses and modern constructions. Here you can find many trendy restaurants and nightclubs where fiery Latin American melodies play. Billboards and posters actively invite you to this 'celebration of life'. And plotter cutting of cardboard and other technologies of modern printing houses allow attracting tourists with colorful and bright offers.
Varadero is considered the most famous and best resort in the Western Hemisphere. It stands out for its huge beaches covered with the finest white sand, the purity of ocean waters and first-class hotels. In these 'paradise groves' you can not only relax, but also engage in spearfishing, fishing, diving, surfing.
The province of Holguin in the northeast of Cuba impresses with its picturesque landscapes and many rivers. Here amazing beaches alternate with mountain peaks, palm trees with tobacco plantations.
Playa Esmeralda is located northeast of Holguin. Here is a paradise for active recreation lovers - various fishing, deep-sea diving, windsurfing, sea trips on a boat, yacht or catamaran, 'jeep safari' through the jungle.
Santiago de Cuba is rich in museums and exhibition halls. Cayo Coco island is a unique nature reserve, connected to Cuba by a road engineering structure running directly over the sea.