It's forever linked with cigars, Castro and the Bay of Pigs, but holidays
in Cuba are these days more of a revelation than a revolution. If you're
looking for character and charm, Cuba has got it all. What's more, following
massive investment in tourism by the Castro government, today's Cuba
holidays also come with all the modern comforts you would find in the Med.

Cuba's resorts offer pretty much something for everyone, whether you're
looking for relaxation or a party atmosphere. At one end of the scale
is lively Varadero, close to the capital Havana. On the quieter side is
Guardalavaca, a sleepy backwater on the north east coast. And if you're
looking for all inclusive holidays to Cuba, Playa Pesquero is the place,
or for complete escapism, try the Cayos, a string of islands off the Cuban
coast.

Cuba is now one of the best value destinations in the Caribbean.
So, you can pick up a bargain almost all year round.

Along with those famous cigars, and salsa music you'll soon  be in the
Cuban spirit.

Havana is renowned for its after-dark entertainment scene.

Cuba has 300 days of sunshine a year and an average temperature of 25
degrees! Cuba has a hot, sub-tropical climate all year. Most rain falls between
May and October and hurricanes can occur in autumn (June to November).
Humidity varies between 75% and 95%. Cooler months are January to April
when the least rain falls.

The currency for Cuba is the Cuban Peso. Travellers cheques and credit
cards are accepted, but be aware that nothing will be accepted if
endorsed by american companies e.g. american express.
Travel insurance is compulsary and the documents must be carried in your
hand luggage.

Flight duration is approxiamately 10 hours