The beaches of Varadero, Cuba, are nothing short of paradise, with miles of powdery white sand stretching into the turquoise embrace of the Caribbean Sea. Known for their unparalleled beauty, Varadero’s beaches offer a perfect escape for those seeking sun, serenity, and adventure. The gentle waves invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply float in crystal-clear waters, while the soft sand is perfect for strolls or relaxing under the shade of a palm tree. Whether you’re soaking up the sun at the lively Playa Azul, indulging in water sports at Varadero Beach or unwinding on the quiet, untouched shores of Playa Coral, there’s a beach here for every type of traveller. 

A day trip from Varadero to Havana is an unforgettable journey that takes you through the heart of Cuba. The drive from Varadero offers stunning views of the Cuban countryside, and as you arrive in the capital, you'll be greeted by the charm of its iconic streets and colourful architecture. Explore the historic Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its cobblestone streets, colonial buildings, and vibrant plazas. Visit landmarks like the Malecón, the scenic waterfront promenade, or take in the grandeur of Plaza de la Catedral. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the city, from the lively music echoing through the streets to the classic cars that transport you back in time. A day in Havana is like stepping into a living postcard, filled with the spirit of Cuba’s past and present, making it an experience you’ll treasure long after the trip ends.

When you have some of the best beaches in the Caribbean on your doorstep, dragging yourself away from those golden sands and underground may be the last thing on your holiday to-do list. But when you see the Cueva de Saturno and Ambrosio, you’ll soon change your mind. For those with a sense of adventure, a visit to the Cueva de Ambrosio is a must. This fascinating cave system, located just a short drive from Varadero, is home to a stunning collection of prehistoric rock art and rich natural beauty. As you explore the cave, you’ll be amazed by the ancient paintings left behind by indigenous Cuban inhabitants, providing a glimpse into the island’s rich cultural history. Nearby the Cueva de Saturno is a totally different experience offering natural underground pools with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkelling.