Varadero

History of Varadero peninsula js dated to the 16th century, when it served originally as a spanish harbour. Currently a very popular summer resort, spreaded on 20km long white sand baech, is an ideal place for family holidays.
There is not much to visit in Varadero, except for the Delfinarium and dozens of various restaurants or pubs. If you want...

History of Varadero peninsula js dated to the 16th century, when it served originally as a spanish harbour. Currently a very popular summer resort, spreaded on 20km long white sand baech, is an ideal place for family holidays.
There is not much to visit in Varadero, except for the Delfinarium and dozens of various restaurants or pubs. If you want to experience the real Cuba, rent a car (local public transport is something you don’t want to do with small baby) and drive around the island (local roads and highways are very badly maintained).
Closest place to visit after leaving Varadero is small town called Viňales (approx.. 4hrs drive). Viňales valley, located north of the town is listed as UNESCO heritage place due to its karst landscape and agriculture (cigars) history.