Cuba
Cuba
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Our soft-laminated map of Cuba in the 7th edition includes: Cuba West 1:1 000 000, Cuba East 1:1000 000, La Habana 1:16 000, Varadero 1:25 000, Playas del Este 1:22 000, Santiago de Cuba 1:16 000, Cuba administrative & time zones. Borch Maps are easy to fold, durable and water-repellent with a wipeable surface. Borch Maps show hotels, museums, monuments, markets, public transport, top sights and points of interest, useful statistics, conversion charts for temperatures, weights and measurements, climate charts showing temperatures, sunshine hours, precipitation and humidity, overview maps, time zones, and much more...
The Republic of Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean with a population of just over 11 million people, evokes images of blue, crystal-clear waters lapping against immaculate white beaches or revealing the colourful underwater life of the stunning reefs, cool courtyards enclosed by colonial buildings, stylish barmen mixing exotic, potent cocktails and a weatherbeaten farmer puffing away on an aromatic longfiller corona. Despite Cuba’s battered economy since the break-up of the Soviet Union there are many charming towns and villages that teem with life, as well as secluded resorts on typically Caribbean beaches. But the visitor may find Cuba too enchanting to spend the entire holiday just lying in the sun. The vibrant capital Havana (home to 2.1 million), the stunning, tobacco-infused scenery of Viñales Valley, the exquisite colonial town of Trinidad, as well as the soaring mountains in the east, provide the perfect backdrop to an unforgettable Caribbean holiday.
The Republic of Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean with a population of just over 11 million people, evokes images of blue, crystal-clear waters lapping against immaculate white beaches or revealing the colourful underwater life of the stunning reefs, cool courtyards enclosed by colonial buildings, stylish barmen mixing exotic, potent cocktails and a weatherbeaten farmer puffing away on an aromatic longfiller corona. Despite Cuba’s battered economy since the break-up of the Soviet Union there are many charming towns and villages that teem with life, as well as secluded resorts on typically Caribbean beaches. But the visitor may find Cuba too enchanting to spend the entire holiday just lying in the sun. The vibrant capital Havana (home to 2.1 million), the stunning, tobacco-infused scenery of Viñales Valley, the exquisite colonial town of Trinidad, as well as the soaring mountains in the east, provide the perfect backdrop to an unforgettable Caribbean holiday.