This time of year is perfect for traveling to an exotic tourist destination without high temperatures, a ideal weather for pursuing a summer vacation in the winter. After all, from February to May is considered to be perfect time to visit some exotic island paradise. One of them is Cuba. Plenty of fun with recognizable Cuban music and rhythms, quality cigarettes, beautiful women and cocktail based on rum, make Cuba irresistible tourist destination. Pleasant tropical climate allows incredibly enjoyment.
Residents are pleasant and communicative people. Men dress conservatively, but women attractively. Minimalism is their determination. The hotels in Varadero are surrounded by palm trees, Cuban orchids that bloom everywhere and huge cactuses. Some of them claim to be older than 100 years.
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Varadero is one of the most famous resorts in Cuba. It is a resort town, distant about 140 miles from Havana, the capital of Cuba. Specifically, is situated on a peninsula Hicacos, between Bay Cardenas and Florida, about 14 miles east of Havana. Varadero is the largest complex of resorts in Cuba, with many hotels and restaurants, so it attracts many tourists from all around the world. It’s often visited by Canadians and Europeans. Golden-white sand beaches, turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the fabulous reefs and colorful caves make this place a masterpiece of nature. Lagoon rich with various, endemic marine life does not leave anyone indifferent.
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The first tourists visited Varadero in the distant 1870, but even in the early 20th century, when some millionaire built a castle on the peninsula, the glory of Varadero was climbing wildly. Many famous people staying and lived there in the neighborhood and one of them is the legendary Al Capone. Climate with temperatures around 27 degrees will make the destination Varadero much more tempting.
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