Round trip
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Places of interest
Any visit to the Cuban capital must begin on the Malecon, the city's waterfront boulevard. Habana Vieja is also worth a visit. The historic centre winds around four main squares: Plaza de Armas, with a towering ceiba tree and a second-hand book market; Plaza Vieja; Plaza de San Francisco de Asís, located near the port; Plaza de la Catedral, featuring a wonderful baroque cathedral. The neighbourhood is a UNESCO heritage site and introduces visitors to the modern city, which is symbolised by the Capitolio Nacional.
Best beaches
The city's coastline is known as Playas Del Este. It includes several beaches, almost all of which are equipped for visitors who want to practice water sports. Playa Bacuranao stands out among the rest. It is especially recommended for snorkelling enthusiasts, thanks to the wreckage of an ancient galleon and the coral reef. Santa Maria del Mar is also a fascinating destination, protected by long rows of palm trees that confer a wild appearance. Finally, do not miss Playa Jibacoa, valued for its white sand and the nearby coral reef.





