Iberostar Tainos

Iberostar Tainos is in a picture-perfect Caribbean village, with shimmering white sands and vibrant green palm trees – a true paradise. There’s a large lagoon-shaped pool surrounded by comfy sunbeds, as well as a kids’ pool and a kids’ club. You’ll never be short of refreshments, with five bars across the hotel and a mix of restaurants and buffets offering delicious delicacies. Plus, sitting right on the beach, you’ve got a long stretch of sand to relax on while looking out across the Atlantic Sea. There’s so much family fun to be had at Iberostar Tainos and being only a ten-minute ride into Varadero, there’s plenty to do. 

Overview of Varadero, Cuba

The largest and most popular beach resort in Cuba, Varadero is considered to be one of the most beautiful stretches of sand across the globe. In fact, this pristine white sand stretches 21km alongside the calm, turquoise waters, making beachfront walks an absolute must. Varadero offers an authentic taste of Cuban culture with art galleries, museums, attractive bars and plenty of live music, not to mention booming nightlife. With so much personality packed into Varadero, your holiday here is set to be nothing short of exceptional. 

Things to do in Varadero, Cuba

The crystal clear Atlantic Ocean is certainly the place to be when in Varadero – for starters, it’s much warmer than back home! From snorkelling off the beach, swimming with dolphins and exploring rock pools and caves, there’s so much to be doing – you never know what you might encounter. If staying dry is more your cup of tea, then take a trip to the beautiful capital, Havana. The bright pastel buildings, grand markets and of course eccentric nightlife really are a must-see. 

Each and every mealtime in Varadero will offer up something unique, somewhere unique, and each and every bit as delicious. From quiet outdoor settings to busy indoor venues booming with people, Varadero has it all. This extends to the dishes you’ll try too, for Cuban cuisine is a blend of Spanish, Caribbean and Native American flavours – your taste buds won’t know what’s hit them! Another must-do is a traditional Cuban cabaret restaurant where you’ll be treated to a delicious meal and a show. It’s a winning combination!

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Iberostar Tainos is in a picture-perfect Caribbean village, with shimmering white sands and vibrant green palm trees – a true paradise. There’s a large lagoon-shaped pool surrounded by comfy sunbeds, as well as a kids’ pool and a kids’ club. You’ll never be short of refreshments, with five bars across the hotel and a mix of restaurants and buffets offering delicious delicacies. Plus, sitting right on the beach, you’ve got a long stretch of sand to relax on while looking out across the Atlantic Sea. There’s so much family fun to be had at Iberostar Tainos and being only a ten-minute ride into Varadero, there’s plenty to do. 

Overview of Varadero, Cuba

The largest and most popular beach resort in Cuba, Varadero is considered to be one of the most beautiful stretches of sand across the globe. In fact, this pristine white sand stretches 21km alongside the calm, turquoise waters, making beachfront walks an absolute must. Varadero offers an authentic taste of Cuban culture with art galleries, museums, attractive bars and plenty of live music, not to mention booming nightlife. With so much personality packed into Varadero, your holiday here is set to be nothing short of exceptional. 

Things to do in Varadero, Cuba

The crystal clear Atlantic Ocean is certainly the place to be when in Varadero – for starters, it’s much warmer than back home! From snorkelling off the beach, swimming with dolphins and exploring rock pools and caves, there’s so much to be doing – you never know what you might encounter. If staying dry is more your cup of tea, then take a trip to the beautiful capital, Havana. The bright pastel buildings, grand markets and of course eccentric nightlife really are a must-see. 

Each and every mealtime in Varadero will offer up something unique, somewhere unique, and each and every bit as delicious. From quiet outdoor settings to busy indoor venues booming with people, Varadero has it all. This extends to the dishes you’ll try too, for Cuban cuisine is a blend of Spanish, Caribbean and Native American flavours – your taste buds won’t know what’s hit them! Another must-do is a traditional Cuban cabaret restaurant where you’ll be treated to a delicious meal and a show. It’s a winning combination!

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