Cuba:
when you can hear your holidays

There are some who say that this is a country full of contradictions. When you travel there, you discover them, appreciate them, understand them, and, above all, enjoy them.

Cuban music constantly escorts you. But also the silence when you cycle along the the Viñales valley with its tobacco fields and its mogotes, those round and enigmatic mountains.

Relaxingly having a mojito and ending up dancing on the stage of Casa de la Trova de Trinidad.

Everything is possible. Everything is likely. And better even, it is often unexpected.

You’ll be in paradisiac beaches and you’ll abruptly receive the visit of dolphins.

You’ll contemplate a building of Spanish baroque architecture, turn your head, and see another one with clear inspiration in European art nouveau, to then be surprised by a building with an obvious classic French style.

You’ll stay at hotels of the utmost luxury or at a manorial private house where you’ll share a modest glass of rum with peppermint and melancholic music whilst you swing on an old rocking chair.

You’ll visit artisan estates where cigars are made, rum factories, and coffee plantations where the music never stops.

Cuba sounds of Caribbean music and of relax in every sense of the word. A good plan for your holidays.