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Pinar
Del Rio & Western Cuba
Including
Vinales Valley, Cayo Levisa, Las Terrezas and Maria La Gorda
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| WELCOME |
The
Western tip of Cuba is the beautiful region of Pinar Del Rio,
characterized by dramatic limestone mountains, rolling tropical
countryside and preserved nature reserves. This is a rich
area of tobacco and coffee plantations, mountain ranges and
traditional Cuban towns. Along the coast, small islands and
beautiful beaches are rarely visited. This area of Cuba is
perfect if you're looking to get off the beaten track. |
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| WHAT
TO DO |
Most
visitors to this region head to the central areas of the Vinales
Valley and Las Terrezas. The Vinales Valley is regarded as perhaps
the most beautiful area in Cuba, and offers unique limestone
scenery and a tobacco-growing heritage. The area is dotted with
scenic walks, and a visit to the caves is well worthwhile. The
village of Las Terrezas, located close to the Sierra Del Rosario
Ecological Reserve, is a farming community and model community
where visitors can get closer to everyday Cuban life. Down on
the coast, the Province has some beautiful, unspoilt beaches
and good diving and relaxation opportunities - although top
quality hotels are not found in this part of Cuba. |
| WHERE
TO STAY |
Accommodation
in this mainly rural area isn’t as plentiful as in other
parts of the country, so it’s advisable to pre-book accommodation
when visiting the area. Beach resorts such as Cayo Levisa offer
basic accommodation that fits in with the rustic feel of the
area. Inland, many properties offer traditional Cuban hospitality
and tremendous views! |
| HOLIDAY
IDEAS |
Add
a few days in Pinar Del Rio to any Cuban holiday, travelling
from Havana to the region. A Havana plus Varadero beach holiday
becomes truly fascinating when a few nights in Western Cuba
is included. Pre-book accommodation to ensure that you have
somewhere to stay, but itineraries are flexible and it’s
easy to explore in this manner. |
| GETTING
THERE |
The
best way to explore this fascinating region is to hire a car
in Havana and to travel under your own steam. It's about a 90
minute drive from Havana to Las Terrezas, or an hour further
to the Vinales Valley. Alternatively, transfers do link the
Region to Havana, although flexibility becomes a little limited. |
| WHAT
TO DO NEXT |
Have
a look at our Western Cuba itinerary suggestions and our range
of hotels in this part of Cuba. If you see something of interest
call one of our friendly reservations staff on 0870 744 0839,
or fill in a quote and we'll check
availability and get back to you. If you're not sure what's
best for you, ask to speak to one of our staff who've visited
recently! |
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