Let’s Visit Cuba!

What does Cuba look like?

Old Havana (La Habana Vieja) — A historic neighborhood with colorful buildings, cobblestone streets, plazas, and classic old cars.
Viñales Valley — A beautiful valley with tall limestone hills, caves, tobacco farms, and unusual landscapes.
Castillo del Morro — A centuries-old fortress at the entrance to Havana Bay, famous for its lighthouse and cannon ceremonies.
The Bay of Pigs — A coastal area with clear water, coral reefs, colorful fish, and an important place in Cuban history.
Cueva de los Peces — A deep natural swimming hole connected to an underground river, where visitors can see tropical fish.
Zapata Swamp — A huge wetland filled with crocodiles, flamingos, parrots, and the tiny bee hummingbird—the world’s smallest bird.
Trinidad — A wonderfully preserved colonial town with brightly colored houses, horse-drawn carriages, music, and nearby waterfalls.

They use pesos cubanos.