A Twin Break - Havana and Cayo Coco
A Twin Break - Havana and Cayo CocoAuthor: Emma LelliottThink of Cuba and, apart from cigars, one of the first things that comes to mind is her fabulous beaches and wonderful Caribbean sunshine. But increasingly Cuba is becoming renowned as a unique destination, able to offer not only the luxury of a resort style beach holiday in places such as Cayo Coco, but also the culture and open-faced charm of her capital city, Havana. Many visitors are combining their Cayo Coco holidays with a two or three night stay in a Havana hotel and experiencing the best of both worlds in Cuba.
Hotels will ensure that you can get to the airport quickly and easily, and with a flight of only 30 or 40 minutes separating the two destinations, it is possible to leave your Havana hotel after breakfast and be lying on the beach in Cayo Coco before lunch! Havana One of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world, Havana is simply intoxicating. It is no wonder that literary luminaries such as Ernest Hemmingway were as captivated by her charms as her visitors of today. Her architecture is a fusion of Colonial, Baroque, Art Deco Neo-Classical and Art Nouveau and is a delightful mish-mash of styles. Heavily influenced by Spanish, Romans, Italians and Greeks, Havana is a world unto herself - but she knows exactly who she is.
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