Beaches of Cuba

The Cuban and its surrounded chain of islands, which is 42,854 squares miles (110,992 square km), consist of the main island is 744 miles (1200 km) from east to west, the largest island in the Antilles the Isla Juventud and around 4195 other small and bigger islands. Send us your beach review! Read beach reviews

It is a common knowledge that the Cuban sea is excellent. The high degree of conservation of its coral formations and powder white clean beaches. It has a nice subtropical climate, the lovely warm water cooled by the winds, so temperture range between 75.2F and 84.2 F (24C and 29C.). There are an average of 330 sunny days per year, with a few clouds.

The main tourist resorts including the ones on the cayos of Jardines del Rey, Cayo Coco & Cayo Guillermo, have international airports, and the very good hotel infrastructure is complemented with a wide range of extra hotel facilities (car and bus rentals, marinas, scuba-diving centers, beauty parlors, fitness centers and more.), entertainment all day and night long, Tours to nearby cities and other must sees, medical attention, and family and honeymoon packages.

Many places on Cuba's coasts are already famous: Varadero, Guardelavaca, Esmeralda, Santa Maria del Mar, Santa Lucia and Ancon Beaches, which are loved by tourists from all over the world, and Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo, Largo del Sur, Santa Maria, Las Brujas and Cayo Levisa.

But there are other places-anonymous as yet or little known-virgin beaches which are not the exception but rather the rule. Large or small, they are waiting to be discovered on the Guanahacabibes Peninsula, a preserve of the biosphere; the coasts in the center and eastern parts of the country; and in tranquil Baracoa, at the eastern extreme of the island. You can enjoy them to the full in complete safety. There's nothing quite like walking along a beach for hours with nothing to disturb you.