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Pinar del Rio Province
If you love your Cuban cigars, do visit the many tobacco plantations that dot this verdant province.
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Havana
World Heritage Site, Havana is the capital of Cuba. The city is a unique blend of historic monuments and vibrant culture.
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Varadero Beach
Dubbed one of the top beaches in the world, Varadero beach has azure waters and white buttery sand.
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Cienaga de Zapata Reserve
The natural park, has coastal salt marshes, a crocodile farm, and a vast reserve of flora and fauna.
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Cuevas de Bellamar
These spectacular limestone caves discovered in the 19th century are one of the country's top attractions.
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The best time to visit Cuba is between December and April. Hotel tariffs and air fares do tend to be high as this is the peak season. |
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Many establishments in Cuba do not accept US dollars any longer. You may be charged an extra 10% for converting US dollars. Do carry enough of the local pesos. |
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Pre-book your hotel and travel arrangements. Traveler's checks are also not accepted in most places. |
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Buy Cuban cigars only from official shops as there are many fake cigars available in the market. Ask your guide or hotel to take direct you to an official shop. |
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Drinking tap water is not safe; the locals also boil their water before drinking. It's best to drink bottled water which is available. |
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The emergency number in Cuba is 106. This number is to avail of police, medical, and fire emergency services. |
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