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<blockquote data-quote="AllenA" data-source="post: 2358014" data-attributes="member: 455456">Varadero is a good place to start. The beaches are white sand, and you can walk for miles. The best area is the northern end of the peninsula. You can visit the town of Varadero at the other end. It is an interesting place to visit. When choosing a resort, don&#039;t look at anything less than a 4 star. The resorts have tour desks that you can arrange excursions. Havana is a must see. There are many others that are lots of fun also.I have been to Cuba three times, and hope to go back next year. The people are beautiful and so is the country.There will probably be some negative responses to your question. Just ignore them. They can&#039;t seem to separate travel from politics.There are lots of resorts to choose from. My favourite is Tryp Peninsula. I&#039;ve given you a few web sites to look up.Your going to really enjoy your holiday.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AllenA, post: 2358014, member: 455456"] Varadero is a good place to start. The beaches are white sand, and you can walk for miles. The best area is the northern end of the peninsula. You can visit the town of Varadero at the other end. It is an interesting place to visit. When choosing a resort, don't look at anything less than a 4 star. The resorts have tour desks that you can arrange excursions. Havana is a must see. There are many others that are lots of fun also. I have been to Cuba three times, and hope to go back next year. The people are beautiful and so is the country. There will probably be some negative responses to your question. Just ignore them. They can't seem to separate travel from politics. There are lots of resorts to choose from. My favourite is Tryp Peninsula. I've given you a few web sites to look up. Your going to really enjoy your holiday. [/QUOTE]

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