Nature wanted it to be so: a warm, merry beach on one shore; and a peaceful, rocky sea on the other; very fine white sand crystal-clear waters, caverns and cliffs: a history to be written about a history yet to begin.

The city of Varadero is located in the Hicacos peninsula, to the north to the province of Matanzas,140 km away from the city of Havana, the capital of the Republic of Cuba.

The beach area, Varadero's main attraction, stretches along the northern coast of the peninsula, which protrudes into the ever-warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. It is a narrow,23 km long strip surrounded by a very fine white sand. One of the most relevant characteristics of the beach, although not the only one, is the clearness and shallowness of its waters, which allows bathers to go several miles into the ocean with no danger.

The climate of Varadero is tropical, like the rest of the island of Cuba. The year's mean temperature, tempered by the trade winds and the ocean breeze , is between 24 and 26 degrees Centigrade. In wintertime, the climate is influenced by the northerly masses of cold air.After it's brief passing, the beautiful beach becomes sunny and warms as usual, with a mean temperature not exceeding 22 degrees Centigrade.

Freedom of lifestyle, business hours and the young people residing in the city are such that the visitor is able to live in accordance with their preferred type of holiday.

Varadero is par excellence the ideal place, to spend a pleasant vacation.