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Cuba Photo Tour

Explore Cuba with our photo tour of the area. Our selection of photos of famous landmarks, architecture, beaches to get a real flavour of the people and their culture to help you choose your next yachting vacation location.

Tree limb brought in by the ocean

One of the many unspoiled beaches on offer in Cuba, fringed with white sands and turquoise waters.

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A Fortified castle in Old Havana

One of the ruins to be found around Cuba. Indeed, with such an extensive and complex history, the island provides a wealth of cultural as well as naturally beautiful sights.

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Classic blue car on the road to Vinales

With a world renowned resourcefulness, Cuban mechanics have maintained an impressive range of American cars which were brought over in the twentieth century. When visiting the towns, it’s not unusual to see such cars used as taxis for visitors.

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A selection of Cuban cigars

As famous for its sandwiches and cars as its cigars, Cuba has become the global capital of smoking such finely rolled pieces. With many lounges and vendors on offer, visitors to Cuba will have no trouble sampling some of the finest cigars.

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Waving Cuba flag next to the el Morro lighthouse

Unlike other lighthouses, those in Cuba have not transitioned to automated systems, and are still manned by keepers to this day.

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Waving Cuba flag next to the el Morro lighthouse

The Monumental Capitolio Building in Havana

Built after the second world war, the Monumental Capitolio Building in Havana is in every sense a masterpiece- replete with impressive design work and rare textures, visitors will be amazed by both the original work and ongoing renovations.

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The Monumental Capitolio Building in Havana

A view from Cuba's coast

Made up of interesting rock formations and populated by a rich range of marine life, the coastline of Cuba certainly deserves to be closely inspected when visiting the island nation.

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Old cannon on the ruins of Cuba's forts

The ruins of the fortresses in Havana are especially demanding of the visitor’s attention- with battlements and cannons littered about the sites, there’s so much to take in and plenty of material to photograph.

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Kitesurfing in Cuba

With such fantastic waters fringing Cuba, and with such an inviting climate on offer year-round, there’s no better way of enjoying the desintation than by getting out and trying some new watersports.

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A Classic car on Cuba's seacoast

What could be better than hitting the beach in a classic car driven by a vastly experienced and knowledgeable Cuban local?

Photo Credit: Alexander.Yakovlev

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View from a narrow alley on the Old Havana Plaza

Originally the Plaza Nueva (New Square), the plaza in Old Havana is arguably the central site of the nation's history- it was here that processions, bullfights, and fiestas would take place. Since the eighties, the plaza was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco.

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View from a narrow alley on the Old Havana Plaza

Two lionfishes on the coral reef surrounding Cuba

Lionfish or ‘Pterois’ are the inhabitants of the coral reef surrounding Cayo Largo in Cuba. Sharing their home with other exotic breeds, the lionfish can be closely observed when snorkelling or diving in the waters.

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Two lionfishes on the coral reef surrounding Cuba

Old castle with many cannons on the fortress

Dating back to 1589, the Morro Castle was a fortress initially built to stem the raids which would routinely fall on the nearby harbour. Captured by the British in 1762 and returned the Spanish the following year, there are many exhibitions which take place around the site.

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Old castle with many cannons on the fortress

Musical instruments carved from fruit in Cuba

Commonly referred to as a shakers, instruments carved from fruits are incredibly popular on the streets of Cuba. The hollow body allows for both rhythms and melodies to complement the traditional dances performed by the Cubans.

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Musical instruments carved from fruit in Cuba

Historic Cuban Statue

Along the streets of Havana and other historic Cuban towns, visitors are treated to a range of outstanding architecture adorned with statues and sculptures which attest to the exceptional workmanship on which the island nation was founded.

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Colourful buildings in Cuba

Resplendent with terracotta rooftops and pastel coloured buildings, just walking through the streets of Cuba is similar to experiencing a colourful art gallery.

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A collection of rusted cannons at a historic Cuban castle

At Castillo de San Pedro del Morro, visitors are able to survery the remaining battlements and fixtures used over the course of Cuba's history

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A collection of rusted cannons at a historic Cuban castle

An island wedding celebrated in Cuba

A perfect destination for newlyweds, Cuba offers a truly extensive range of romantic options- from long walks on sequestered beaches, to fine dining, there's few places more suitable for a memorable honeymoon.

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Free ranging dog in Cuba

Authentic and true to tradition, Cuba has a few freely moving dogs which accompony street vendors and enliven the unique island culture.

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Diving in Cuba

Exploring the reefs and marine life on offer in Cayo Largo, divers frequently make the trip to Cuba in order to complete their bucket list of outstanding dive spots.

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Cuba's Aviation Museum

The Museo del Aire was once the place to go to study the relics left over from the Bay of Pigs- the collection has since been moved to the San Antonio Air Base.

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Iguana on the sand in Cuba

As rich in wildlife as it is marine life, Cuba is home to many lizards which are never shy of having their photo taken as they bathe on the sand.

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Divers explore the seabed surrounding Cuba

Getting up close to the colourful coral reef off the coast of Cayo Largo, divers visiting Cuba can anticipate seeing the rarest kinds of exotic fish and sea creatures.

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Divers explore the seabed surrounding Cuba

A lion statue outside a classic Cuban building

Cienfuegos, as well as elsewhere in Cuba, is home to a collection of incredibly well designed buildings which showcase the work of the island nation's superb workmanship and commitment to the arts.

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A lion statue outside a classic Cuban building

Players compete in a game of dominoes in Cuba

Never shy about keeping old traditions alive, it's not unusual to catch sight of players fully immersed in a game of dominoes up and down the streets of Havana.

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Players compete in a game of dominoes in Cuba

A classic car parked in Cuba

Painted in the iconic sky blue, this classic car will have been imported to Cuba before the embargo and received extensive treatment from sophisticated mechanics keen to sustain such impressive engineering.

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A mural of Che Guevara in Cuba

In many respects the patron saint of revolution, Che Guevara appears just about everywhere in Cuba- from street graffiti, to t-shirts, to full scale portraits, guests will be sure to learn plenty about the man who has come to define the island nation.

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Lionfish on the coral reef in Cuba

Another lionfish makes a home for itself in the coral reef fringing Cayo Largo in Cuba. For the patient and subtle divers, such a sight is not an uncommon occurrence.

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Blue waters and blue skies in Cuba

Featuring miles of picturesque tropical beaches, Cuba allows visitors the luxury of swiftly navigating between the bustling street culture to tranquil and secluded spots.

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An old tower in Trinidad, Cuba

Trinidad, a small town in the province of Sancti Spiritus, was declared a World Heritage Site just before the millennium, and is entirely unmissable when exploring the many charms of Cuba.

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A waterfall deep in the forest of Topes de Collantes, Cuba

As well as featuring miles upon miles of tropical beaches and an enviable city culture, Cuba also offers visitors the chance to explore dense and beautiful forests.

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A waterfall deep in the forest of Topes de Collantes, Cuba

A colourful lionfish darting around coral reef

Lionfish are incredibly common in the waters surrounding Cuba, and offer themselves up gladly to divers who go slowly about their movements.

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A colourful lionfish darting around coral reef

Original taxi in Cuba

Home to a truly unique car culture, Havana also provides visitors a list of unusual and exciting ways of getting about. Indeed, when it's not a classic car, it's sure to be a cocotaxi.

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Hand rolled cigars in Cuba

If there's one thing more enjoyable than smoking a Cuban cigar, it's watching them being rolled in front of your eyes. With years of practice and a long tradition behind them, street vendors are able to offer a wide range of flavours to meet everyone's tastes.

Photo Credit: Andresr

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Palm trees on Playa Megano

Similar to its Caribbean neighbors, Cuba offers miles of sandy beaches ideal for long walks or days spend bathing in the sun. In the Havana Province, Playa Megano is unquestionably one of the most desirable spots.

Photo Credit: Tupungato

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Cocotaxis lined up in Cuba

The distinctive yellow cocotaxi is as iconically Cuban as the sandwich, the cigar, and the classic car. Getting around without having to miss out on the tropical climate, these vehicles are an unmissable part of any visit to Havana.

Photo Credit: Regien Paassen

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Memorial statue in Cuba

A monument to Cristoforo Colombo, this statue located in the Guantanamo province serves as a beautiful reminder of Cuba's rich and complex history.

Photo Credit: Aleksandar Todorovic

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La Punta Fortress in Old Havana

Another example of Cuba's complex military history, La Punta Fortress in Old Havana makes for a great spot for any sightseers looking to get properly immersed in the culture.

Photo Credit: ffoto29

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A white classic car on Cuba's coastline

Another exceptional car from when America and Cuba traded in the 50s. Lovingly restored, such cars are finally becoming available for rent by those visiting the island nation.

Photo Credit: Kamira

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The valley of Vinales in Cuba

Another UNESCO world heritage site, the valley of Vinales in Cuba is a short distance from the bustling city culture, and offers a beautiful counterpoint to the teeming streets.

Photo Credit: Zastolskiy Victor

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Cart with colourful souvenirs on a Cuban beach

Cart selling typical souvenirs on the beautiful cuban beach of Varadero. Keen to share their culture with all visitors, Cuban street vendors are happy to part with truly special gifts as mementos.

Photo Credit: Kamira

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Cart with colourful souvenirs on a Cuban beach

Traditional Cuban Libre Drink

As well as being home to a truly exceptional cuisine scene, Cuba has also developed a reputation for its signature drinks and cocktails. The Cuba Libre is composed of cola, lime, and dark rum. Embraced the world over, there's still plenty to be said for enjoying it in its birthplace.

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La Plaza Vieja at night

An established landmark in Old Havana, La Plaza Vieja, or 'The Old Square', is nicely illuminated at night to set a relaxed ambience for an evening stroll.

Photo Credit: Kamira

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A train rushing through the Cuban countryside

Traversing the length and breadth of Cuba, vintage trains are still a popular mode of transport and offer visitors the rare chance to see such engineering marvels used for their intended purpose.

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