Top 5 Picturesque Beaches
The beaches of Cuba are like a small corner of the universe unfolding. Why?
Some of the original, breezy beaches of the north coast are virgin lands that have not been artificially destroyed. Palm trees surround the sandy beach, and the sand is fine white and soft.
On a secluded island, Celestial Beach shows its charm without shyness. As long as you search patiently, you will be able to find a piece of paradise of your own.
It is no exaggeration to say that the beach ranked No. 1 is occupied by large resorts such as Varadero, but there are also many beautiful beaches elsewhere.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the world, I recommend you to visit Pilar Beach on the island of Guiermo, Maguana Beach near Baracoa and Ankang Beach near Trinidad. It's like a world away, and it's like yesterday...
Top 6 Birdwatcher's Sanctuary
Cuban crocodiles are common in Zoos in China, and cuba doesn't seem to have any impressive animals except Cuban crocodiles.
This is not the case, and Cuba makes up for this deficiency with abundant bird resources. This unique archipelago is home to nearly 350 species of birds, more than 20 of which are endemic to Cuba.
The brightly colored Cuban bitebirds, the small and delicate honey-sucking hummingbirds, the endangered ivory woodpecker and the world's No. 1 flamingo nesting area are worth taking the time to admire.
Bird watching sites are on the Zapata Peninsula and the Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve.
Top 7 Revolutionary Feelings
Cuba's revolutionary history is as thrilling as F. Gary Gray's film script.
There are bearded guerrillas robbing the rich and helping the poor, there are also shipwrecks that cannot escape doom, and there are classic battles in which less wins more.
Instead of watching this history on the big screen, go to the old site of the revolution and experience it for yourself.
For more than 50 years, the little-changing landing site of the Granma and the Castro wartime headquarters at the summit of Turkino Peak were a journey of retrospective revolutionary sentiments.
Top 8 Time-honored Trinidad
Since the silence of Trinidad in 1850 fell into a deep sleep, it has not woken up.
The strange fate preserves this sugar town built in the mid-19th century, and the air of the town is full of the mellow sedimentation of time, to explore the town and experience the feeling of time travel.
Although the mystery of Trinidad has disappeared, the streets and alleys stuck in time still fascinate.
In Cuba in the 21st century, there are many shortcomings and pleasures. Magnificent colonial-era B&B with a touch of rustic and exciting live music.
What's more, it's a real industrial town!