Want to see Cuba in pictures? You’ve come to the right place. The most beautiful places in Cuba need to be seen to be believed. From the sun drenched, white sand beaches along the coast to the mountainous tobacco fields inland, there’s a vibrant buzz about the place that you’ll definitely want to capture in film.
With over four million posts to choose from, we had our work cut out trying to pick out some of the best cuba images, but we managed it. So if you’re looking to book a last minute holiday to Cuba or perhaps a luxury holiday, for a true taste of Cuban spirit, check out our current favourites below.
Havana
The historic city of Havana is a budding photographer’s paradise. You’ll find streets adorned with colourful buildings, locals playing chess and smoking cigars in vibrant squares and roads teeming with 1950s classic cars. Come evening you’re sure to get some great action shots as you groove the night away.
Cayo Coco
Dotted with All Inclusive resorts and gorgeous white sand beaches, the holiday destination of Cayo Coco is located off the north coast of Cuba and offers the feel of a deserted island while providing all the creature comforts of civilisation.
Miles and miles of untouched coastline edge this idyllic island
Catch breathtaking sunsets from the tranquil beach before heading back to your resort to relax with a mojito.
Cayo Guillermo
The picture perfect break of Cayo Guillermo is home to eight kilometres of flawless beaches which come complete with tranquil, clear water and sun-drenched sand. The tiny, picture-perfect island also boasts some beautiful lagoons and forests where you’ll find an abundance of unique, exotic birds.
The perfect backdrop for all those yoga and bikini poses.
Vinales Valley
As one of Cuba’s many UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Vinales Valley will blow you away with its unique landscape, encircled by mountains and extraordinary limestone rock formations. Explore the area on horseback or take a guided tour through a working tobacco farm and watch how the local experts still perfectly hand-roll each cigar.
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One of the many traditional settlements you’ll discover around the valley.
Cayo Santa Maria
Holidaying in Cayo Santa Maria, despite its Robinson Crusoe feel, is very much connected to the real world via a bridge connected to the mainland over the ocean, should you need escape. Although we can’t think why you’d ever want to leave.
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Fancy yourself as the next Wildlife Photographer of the Year? You’ll find plenty of friendly flamingos ready to pose for you.
Santiago
The diverse city of Santiago is around 900 kilometres from the capital, located in the southeast corner of the island. Marked as the birthplace of the revolution, Cuba’s second largest city is teeming with history and culture, not to mention an eclectic Afro-Cuban music scene.
Trinidad
With colonial architecture dating back to the 18th Century, narrow cobbled streets lined with cute, red-roofed brick houses and donkeys carting about the locals, we bet you could take at least 1000 pictures of this relaxing city, seemingly stuck in a time warp.
Guardalavaca
As Christopher Columbus arrived on the shores of Guardalavaca, he said it was the most beautiful land he had ever seen. Located on the north-western coast, the palm strewn beaches are adorned with thatched palapas with white sand melting into the fluorescent blue ocean. The centre of the region is rife with towering mountains and rural villages just waiting to be captured through your lens.
Santa Cruz del Norte
This low key, charming little town east of Havana is actually the birthplace of Havana Club rum. When you’re not relaxing on the beach or sampling the local produce, take a hike through the beautiful, forested fields or explore the spectacular coral reef offshore.
Varadero
The holiday destination of Varadero is a mecca for tourists and undoubtedly one of Cuba’s largest resorts and an essential part of the country’s economy. Perfectly located along 20 kilometres of immaculate white sand coastline, fill your feed with selfies, lounging in the shade of a palm tree sipping cocktails from a pineapple.
Revel in the days when your biggest problem is working out where the ocean ends and the sky begins.
Now you can picture Cuba – it’s time to make it a reality! Can’t wait for your Cuban adventure to start? Book your holiday with us today!
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