Matanzas is known as the City of Bridges, located between Varadero and Havana. Whilst many people visit the bay and the harbour, the main city is less famous, which is a shame because there is so much more to this city to be explored. And in this article, we are going to tell you exactly why Matanzas should be added to your travel itinerary in Cuba. The history of Matanzas Like much of Cuba, Matanzas is no different when it comes to its rich history and culture. It was officially founded all the way back in 1693 but was actually used for much longer than that by the Spanish in 1508 and even us ..read more

Globally renowned for the famous failed U.S. invasion of Cuba in 1961, the Bay of Pigs – Bahia de Cochinos in Spanish – has become a tourist destination in its own right. Despite its circumstantial infamy, it’s not all doom and gloom, since its historical monuments rub shoulders with some of the most pristine white sandy beaches, swaying coconut palms, and vibrant coral reefs in the Caribbean. We’ve highlighted the history, must-visit destinations and how to get around the Bay of Pigs so you can add it to your itinerary on your next Cuba holiday. The history behind the Bay of Pigs Consisting o ..read more

If you want to experience authentic Cuban culture and global music, there’s no better place than the Havana World Music Festival. Whether you love Haitian Reggae or Latin American Hip-Hop, this celebration is a must-do experience for music lovers. If you’re a music enthusiast planning a holiday to Cuba, read on to learn more about the Havana World Music Festival and what to expect during this vibrant event. About Havana World Music Festival The Havana World Music Festival is an annual music festival held in Havana, the capital city of Cuba. This event typically spans several days and featur ..read more

Beyond the allure of Havana’s vintage cars and rhythmic streets lie plenty of unique experiences across Cuba’s 15 distinct provinces. Each province offers a captivating glimpse into Cuba’s multifaceted identity, from the tobacco fields of Pinar del Río to the pristine beaches of Holguín and the revolutionary spirit of Santiago de Cuba. Keep reading to learn about Cuba’s provinces and the best things to do in each of them. Pinar del Río Pinar del Rio, located in western Cuba, is Cuba’s largest province by area but the least populated. One of the best things to do here is explore Vinales, a U ..read more

The Hemingway International Billfishing Tournament in Cuba, named after the legendary writer, has become a symbol of Cuba’s rich maritime heritage, hosting fishermen from around the world every year. The tournament is not just a sporting event; it’s a celebration of Cuban culture, reflecting the island’s love for the sea, its literary history, and its vibrant traditions. Keep reading to learn more about this iconic fishing tournament and everything you need to know before visiting. The History of Hemingway’s Fishing Tournament Postage stamp Cuba, 1999. Ernest Hemingway, Sailfish Ernest Heming ..read more

Abounding in culture, history, and vibrant creativity, Cuba has long been a haven for artists and creatives. From Havana’s bustling streets to the countryside’s serene landscapes, the Cuban art scene has produced some of the world’s most influential and renowned artists. Read on to learn more about Cuba’s most famous artists and their exhibitions. Wilfredo Lam The Jungle, Wilfredo Lam Lam is often considered one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, known for his fusion of African, Caribbean, and Western artistic influences. Born in 1902, Lam was predominantly a painter, but clo ..read more

Tucked away in the northern corner of Cuba, Morón is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This lesser-known destination is perfect for those eager to experience the real Cuba, away from the thrum of the typical tourist hotspots. One of the first things you’ll notice is the city’s captivating colonial charm. The pastel-hued buildings, ornate balconies, and lively streets will make you feel a million miles from home, but this city is so much more than its beautifully preserved architecture. Founded in 1643, Morón, nestled in the province of Ciego de Ávila, is fringed by lush vegetation and bal ..read more

If you’re looking to travel to Trinidad anytime soon, then we have the perfect guide to fuel your nightlife shenanigans. Discover the rhythm of this iconic town and its vibrant nightlife as we dive into the heart of the island’s eclectic club and bar scene. Taking you on a tour of sultry beats and soca music and into the intoxicating blend of local rum cocktails, our handy guide will provide you with all the information you need to embark on a sensory journey like no other. Whether you’re a seasoned party-goer or just simply looking for an unforgettable night out on the town, our hand-picked v ..read more

Vote for us today to be in with a chance of winning a holiday to Cuba for 2, worth over £3000! We are proud to announce that Love Cuba have been nominated as one of Cuba’s leading tour operators in this year’s World Travel awards. The World Travel Awards is recognized as the most prestigious, comprehensive and sought after awards program in the global travel and tourism industry. To celebrate we have teamed up with our partners  and  to offer all those who vote for us the chance of winning a holiday to Cuba worth over £3000!!! To be in with a chance of winning simply vote for us usi ..read more

Salutations to the rhythm aficionados and the Cuban-curious! Lace-up for an exuberant escapade, as Havana’s International Dance Festival invites you to attend its rhythmic embrace in April. If you’re a lover of the arts, this festival is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the music, whether you’re a salsa maestro or treading the dance waters – you’ll find a spectrum of festivities that’ll set your soul on a salsa spin. Pull on your dancing shoes, perfect your Guapea, and let’s step on in… Havana Awaits: The Festival Buzz The “Festival Internacional de Danza” is where Havana’s soul comes al ..read more