Table of Contents
Traveling to Cuba
Travel to Cuba is carried out through transportation via air and sea routes, as this country is an island and it is not possible to travel to it by land, and therefore travel to Cuba stops through the following means:
- Air route: It is possible to travel to Cuba by air means, where Jose Marti International Airport is available, which is an airport located on the focal point outside Havana, and this airport contains all major airlines linking Tuba to Canada, Mexico and Europe, as well as regional air flights from The Caribbean Islands and Cubana de Aviacion are national airlines in Cuba. This company connects Cuba to Mexico, South America, Central America, Europe and Canada. It is noteworthy that all of Cuba’s airports are well maintained, fully adapted, and care is available. Good medical, and other services For the traveler.
- Maritime route: Travel to Cuba is carried out through the public maritime ports, where ships are allowed to dock in public moorings, and this is not permitted in foreign ports, as there are restrictions on most of the ports of Cuba, and tourists are not allowed to roam around, but private ships are allowed to enter the Hemingway Marina in Havana, or at the Marina Aqua in Varadero, travel requires an American passport, and there is no need for a travel visa.
One of the tourist places in Cuba
The island of Cuba is famous for a number of distinct tourist places, including the following:
- Old Havana: is the heart of the capital of Cuba, its cultural center, and its foundation dates back to the Spanish in 1519, and was originally a walled city, but most of its ancient walls have disappeared, and the region contains some of the most important cultural sites in Cuba, in the middle of the streets of old Havana there is the Plaza Vega Square Founded in 1559, the National Capital Building, the Great Havana Theater, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Havana Cathedral, the Revolution Museum, and more.
- The famous Havana marine fence: It is the best place for locals to rest and enjoy the beauty of its environment, as it stretches along the Caribbean coast in Havana, and there can be found lovers and fishers, tourists, and others.
- Havana Museum: This museum tells the story of the successful Cuban revolution in the fifties, which brought down the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista (a US ally), and is located in the former presidential palace in Batista, and contains a variety of artifacts, including: a Russian tank, and a US-made fighter plane, Granma Yacht, and much more.
- The famous Cave of Matanzas: It is one of the oldest and most famous tourist attractions in Cuba.
Geography of Cuba
Cuba is the largest country in the Caribbean in terms of land area, and it occupies the sixteenth place in the world in terms of its land area, and most of the land of Cuba is distinguished by its flat form, interspersed with hills, and few numbers of limestone hills are scattered in the region, and coastal areas in Cuba are the most places Mountain, and there are 200 small rivers in Cuba, and a number of narrow rivers, and these rivers usually dry up in the summer.
