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Havana Province, province of Cuba's capital, with several lovely beaches at Playa del Este about 15 minutes by car from the city center, Marina Hemingway Harbor, Cojimar and many many small towns to explore.
Capital City: Havana
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Havana Province Information
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Havana City
Of course the number ONE to visit in Havana Province is the city of Havana, or as it used to be called; La Habana
A city of noise, old houses and American cars, cigars, a stunning nightlife and many nice restaurants and places to dance a salsa at night or listen to life Cuban music on a terrace. Havana city has too much to do, to see and to feel!
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East of Havana City; the beaches
Bacuranao, Megano, Boca Ciega, Santa Maria and Guanabo Beachesthe last two are the largest and most popular-are over eight and a half miles (around 14 km) long, white white sand of coral origin and clear, warm, green-blue water. There are many options for accomodations and services, including the Tarara Marina, which has facilities for scuba diving and other water sports.
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West of Havana City
West of Havana, the Marina Hemingway Tourist Community offers the most complete range of marina facilities in the country. Still farther west, in Havana Province again (city of Havana is bounded by Havana Province to the east, south and west), tranquil El Salado Beach, protected by coral reefs, has more scuba diving sites.
Scuba Diving in Havana
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Accommodations and Facilities
The beaches have many hotels. Havana, the city itself has more than 60 hotels, tourist complexes, villas and spas, most of them of 5, 4 or 3 stars, with air-conditioned rooms, satelite TV, internet, safes and other features, depending on their category. The hotels also have swimming pools, gymnasiums, beauty parlors, massages, saunas and jacuzzis; restaurants with a wide range of cuisine, bars, grills and cafetarias; and dicoteques, clubs, cafe's and cabarets.
Havana Hotels
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