Our tourist maps
Discover Cuba like you've never seen it before! Here are 4 new and unique tourist maps to print out. A trip to Cuba offers lush tropical forests, historical cities classified World Heritage by UNESCO but also an animated nightlife! Discover these maps that will make organising your trip a lot easier, including the map of hidden spots from Ernesto, our local Cuba guide! Discover our maps to plan your trip in the best possible way.
Region map
Hundreds of kilometers of coastline, mountain scenery perfect for hiking and a rich musical culture. Cuba offers a vibrant nightlife in Havana or Eastern Cuba, unique landscapes in the west and an incredible heritage throughout the country! Its islets or "cayos" are not to be missed with nearly 1600 small islands including Los Colorados, Sabana, Camagüey, the Gardens of the Queen, Los Canarreos and the Island of Youth. All waiting for you!
Overview of 4 tourist regions
Central Cuba
Central Cuba is a gold mine with hundreds of islets to explore. Cienfuegos, nicknamed "the pearl of the South" is a true architectural gem and Trinidad is perfect for discovering the country's history with many museums to visit.
Eastern Cuba
Warm and inviting, this region offers white sand beaches with lush green hills and tropical forests. Its colonial, cultural and lively cities are worth a visit.
Havana
A bubbling cosmopolitan Caribbean city that will delight you with dances, theaters, museums, history, architecture, beaches and nightlife!
Western Cuba
This region is home to endemic species recognized by UNESCO, pristine coral and underwater caves and canyons. Its colonial past and its many ecotourism activities make it an attractive place for travellers.
Attractions maps
Historical cities classified as World Heritage by UNESCO, paradisiacal beaches lined with white sand like Varadero or Cayo Coco, lush tropical forests and unique landscapes invite you to discover this wonderful country. Not to mention its diving spots, parks and nightlife, which have a wealth of riches to discover. Among other things, do not miss the cities of Trinidad, Cienfuegos, Baracoa, Santiago de Cuba and of course, Havana for its colonial culture. The landscapes of the Sierra Maestra and the Vinales Valley in the Sierra de los Organos are not to be missed. Far from tourist clichés, the city exudes calm and serenity. Nature lovers are not left out and will enjoy the natural parks of Bahia de Naranjo or Sierra Maestra.
Routes and distances maps
A large number of agencies offer direct flights that are accessible and quite cheap. A return ticket usually costs under $/£1000. Distances are sometimes long between two regions and it's often better to check how long the journey takes rather than the distance in miles. Refer to the route map to avoid unpleasant surprises! On the other hand, there is an efficient network of reliable and fast buses between all touristic attractions. A bus ticket costs only £5 and is valid all day, allowing you to hop on and off as you like. Don't forget to pack your bike for complete freedom and explore at the pace of Cubans!
