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If
you arrive in Cuba through Havana's José Martí
International Airport, we suggest the following
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Havana-Viñales
Valley-Soroa-Yumurí Valley-Varadero-Havana |
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Take
the National Highway and drive west
for one-and-a-half hours approximately
to get to Pinar del Río, capital city
of the province by the same name.
This region is famous for growing
the world's best tobacco. From Pinar
del Rmo, drive north along a winding
mountain highway and within 20 minutes
you will be admiring the beautiful
landscape of Viñales
Valley. Visitors to the
Valley may choose from any of the
three Horizontes Hotels in the area:
Horizontes
Los Jazmines Hotel, Horizontes
La Ermita Hotel and Horizontes
Rancho San Vicente Hotel.
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On your
way back from Viñales, stop at Soroa
tourist resort, located on the western
area of the Sierra
del Rosario Biosphere Reserve.
Major attractions are the largest
orchid gardens in Cuba, Manantiales
river waterfalls and Castillo de las
Nubes lookout point. |
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Keep driving
along the highway and then on the
road that surrounds the city of Havana,
take Vía Blanca road to go to Matanzas
province. Some three kilometers before
getting to the city of Matanzas, through
a secondary road you can reach the
Horizontes Casa del Valle
Motel located in Yumurí Valley.
This is a great place to enjoy nature
and recreational activities. The hotel's
comforts include swimming pool, massage
parlor, gym and sauna and it serves
excellent typical Cuban and international
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Finally,
we recommend that you to visit any
of our beautiful beaches: the world-famous
Varadero,
only 40 km from Yumurí Valley, where
Horizontes has 14 facilities where
you can enjoy a pleasant holiday,
or Santa María del Mar,
located some 17 km from downtown Havana. |
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If
you arrive in Cuba through Varadero's Juan Gualberto
Gómez International Airport, we suggest the following
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Varadero-C.
Zapata-Cienfuegos-Trinidad-St Spíritus-
St Clara |
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Drive
south of Varadero on secondary roads
that pass through typical Cuban towns
like Cárdenas, Máximo
Gómez, Perico, Agramonte and
Jagüey Grande, and enter the
area known as Zapata Península,
where Horizontes Hotels has two facilities:
Horizontes Playa Larga Villa, and
Horizontes Playa Girón Villa.
There, you can enjoy fishing on the
Treasure Lagoon or scuba diving off
Playa Larga, admire the abundant flora
and fauna of this region, particularly
its birds, or take a swim on the warm
waters of the Caribbean Sea. |
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Then drive
east of Cienfuegos and travel in time
to Trinidad, a Museum City on the
Caribbean Sea that was declared by
UNESCO as one of mankind's cultural
heritage sites. Horizontes Hotels
suggests accommodation at Horizontes
Las Cuevas Hotel in the city or Horizontes
Costasur Hotel, on María Aguilar
beach, just a few kilometers away
from Trinidad. |
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On your
way back to Varadero, make a stopover
at the city of Santa Clara, on the
center of the island, and check in
at Horizontes Los Caneyes Hotel. Its
facilities are a reproduction of Cuba's
native Indian's dwellings during the
pre-Columbian times, and are surrounded
by coconut groves, ferns and vines.
Out of Santa Clara, you may take the
road to Corralillo and take advantage
of the discounts and gratuities offered
by Horizontes Elguea Spa and Hotel,
just 90 minutes from Varadero beach. |
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If
you arrive in Cuba through Holguín's Calixto
García International Airport, we suggest the
following itinerary: |
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Holguín-Camagüey-Sancti-Spíritus-Trinidad-Holguín.
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If
you choose the first itinerary, you
will start by touring the city of
Holguín, founded in 1525 by
Captain García Holguín,
and visiting Loma de la Cruz, and
Mayabe lookout points. From there,
you take the Central Highway and drive
to Camagüey; on the way, visit
Las Tunas, capital city of the province
by the same name. When you arrive
in Camagüey, check in at Horizontes
Camagüey Hotel. In the evening,
enjoy the show at the hotel's cabaret;
by day, take an excursion to Jardines
del Rey cays. In its urban layout-narrow
streets leading to small and large
squares-Camagüey is the most
colonial of Cuban cities. It is also
known as the City of Earthenware Jars
and is venue to many important cultural
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If you
decide to travel westwards, take the
Central Highway to Ciego de Ávila
and on to Sancti Spíritus province.
There you may continue your trip following
itinerary No.2 for the regions of
Sancti Spíritus and Trinidad. |
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If
you arrive in Cuba through Santiago de Cuba's
Antonio Maceo
International Airport, we suggest the following
tour: |
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