Havana
Cayos (Coco, Largo, Santa Maria…)
Cienfuegos
Holguin / Cuernavaca
Pinar del Rio
Santiago de Cuba
Trinidad
Varadero
Other destinations
Situated at the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico, the island of Cuba lies in the northwestern Caribbean like a “little green crocodile,” only 140 km south of Florida and the United States. Sun-seekers come to enjoy Cuba’s 300 white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. The most famous beach is Varadero, but there are others east of Havana near Holguín and Cayo Largo del Sur.
A rich colonial heritage: Havana, Santiago and Trinidad. Idyllic beaches: Varadero, Cayo Largo, Cayo Coco and Cayo Santa Maria. Discover a warm and welcoming people. Take in a salsa rhythm while enjoying a Cuba Libre or a Mojito, the Cuban national drink.
Area (all islands)
110,992 km²
Status
Socialist republic
Government
one-party system with a president and a national assembly made up of 481 members
Capital
Havana
Currency
peso (fluctuates greatly on the black market)
Language spoken
Spanish
Population
50% Black, 50% White
Principal economic activity
Tourism
Agricuture
Rice, sweet potatoes, sugar cane (world’s 6th largest producer) and tobacco


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