Charter Flights to Cuba from the UK

A unique holiday destination. Wherever you choose to visit on this magnificent island you will always be able to discover the Cuban love of life. From the days of Spanish colonisation to the dawn of the Castro era through to the present day it fascinates and surprises those who travel here on holiday. Colourful carnivals, wonderful markets, unspoiled beaches are just a few of the fantastic things Cuba has to offer. Why not relax on the beach in the Holguin area whist sipping one of Cuba's famous rum cocktails? Or swim with the Dolphin in Varadero? Cuba can also offer you the chance to take in its city life as you can explore the hustle and bustle in Havana, and enjoy its restaurants, bars and salsa music. Flights to Cuba take between 10-12 hours, and Cuba is 5 hours behind the UK.

Baracoa Playa

Bayamo

Camaguey

Cayo

Cayo Coco

Cayo Coco is the forth island in terms of size forming the Cuban archipelago; with 370 square kilometres, it is located to the Atlantic cost of Cuba, close to the Canal Viejo de Bahamas. It is linked to the main land by a stone road, 17 km long. Today, Cayo Coco is paradise with its beach of 10 Km long, of fine sand and warm and crystal-clear waters. A privileged reserve for flora and fauna, this key hosts species such as the wading birds, particularly the coconut the island was named after. It is also favourite habitat for other bird species such as the cormorant, woodpecker, mockingbird, pelicans and many duck species. A 10-30 Mt. coral reef, over 10-Km long, adds more attraction to the place; the diversity and abundance of marine species make divers feel in a real aquarium.

Ciego De Avila

Cienfuegos

Colon

Guantanamo

Havana

Havana is unique - there is no other place in the World quite like it. It is crammed with history from the old town's crumbling Spanish colonial architecture to the time locked revolutionary fifties. One of the many amazing sights is the huge selection of classic American cares which through various feats of ingenuity somehow still seem to be moving. Havana has been a World Heritage Site since 1982 with many museums and places of interest, especially for Ernest Hemingway fans who resided for a period in the City. There are many bars and restaurants to soak up the local atmosphere and enjoy a "mojito" or two.

Holguin

Holguin province on the East Coast of Cuba is home to up to 50 beaches covering around 40kms of coastline. The beaches in this area are some of the prettiest in the Caribbean with clear azure blue waters. This area of Cuba is much quieter and more intimate than Varadero, and is bordered by vegetation with 12 nature reserves. Resorts in this area include Guardalavaca Beach and Esmeralda Beach. A perfect place for a relaxing holiday in a stunning natural setting.

La Coloma

Las Tunas

Manzanillo

Moa

Nueva Gerona

Santa Clara

Santa Clara is the state capital of the province of Villa Clara, located in the centre of the country. The main tourist site is the final resting place of Che Guevara along with the excellent museum located next to it. The city flourished in the mid 20th century due to tobacco and sugar crops and is therefore is at the central junction of the countries road and railway network, with daily trains to Havana. The city is now a bustling provincial town with a large student population. There are some lovely quiet hotels on the outskirts of town nestled amongst the eucalyptus and coconut palms, making an excellent base for a relaxing holiday.

Santiago De Cuba

Varadero

Varadero is the largest and most well known tourist resort in Cuba, situated on a long spit of pure white sand on the North Coast which reaches out to the Atlantic Ocean. A premier beach resort, Varadero is famous for its clear waters and fantastic setting, with many large resorts. There are 23 World Class dive spots along this 21km stretch of beach, as well as many restaurants and nightclubs. Varadero is only 2 hours drive from Havana, which makes for a fascinating day trip.