Sometimes we all need to get away from it all and escape for a time that is why Tailor Made Holidays to Cubaare so ideal. Cuba is a place where there is so much going on all the time that you need never be bored. It offers something for everyone no matter who you are. No matter what your interest is. If you love horses then you will enjoy participating in the many horse riding sessions. If you like to explore under the sea then you might like to try scuba diving.

If you like adventure and life in the fast lane there are a wide range of activities available for you. You could try scuba diving and seeing tropical fish underneath the sea. If you want to see Cuba by horseback then you could try horse riding.

If you just want to relax or are more adventurous you will soon find something to do. You could choose to go horse riding one day or Scuba Dive the next. Varadero offers some lush golden beaches and with some of the finest weather ever you are bound to have a fantastic holiday. The sun is often shining in Cuba and can reach high temperatures.

Cuba makes the perfect location for weddings and honeymooners. There are a wide range of accommodation choice from self catering to full board. There is literally something for everyone.

It might also help to know a little Spanish as this is the main language of the Country. If you do not speak basic Spanish then take a phrase book to help you along. Travelling around Cuba is very easy and if you have a back pack then it does not have to be very expensive either.

Rainforests are a big part of this Country as well so if you love wildlife and nature then you will love Cuba. Cuba has some wonderful surroundings and is the perfect holiday for couples, families or anyone. If you are fed up and just need to escape for a while into a world that is far away from your every day life then you will love what Cuba has to offer you. Cuba has something to offer everyone and it is the perfect place. Locals are friendly and helpful if you need to ask for any help.

Before booking your holidays Cuba. Visit www.quest2cuba.co.uk by Jose Mauricio Maurette for more information on the best locations and Cuba Tours.

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If you are an adventurous person and enjoy a romantic destination more than one that offers miles of chrome and glass high-rises, Cuba might be the perfect spot for you. Cuba tours are for those of you with a soul that can appreciate atmosphere in all its different forms.

During the miserable winters of the Northern hemisphere, Cuba is the ideal place to break away for a couple of weeks of sunshine. What you will find in Cuba is not only warm weather but warm and friendly people with a passion for music and culture.

Most tours start in Havana, the capital of Cuba. This colonial city is simply loaded with atmosphere and character. The buildings are mostly old and decaying gently. Many of the cars are even older. Walking down the street you can't help getting the feeling that you have stepped back in time.

If you want to get away from the never ending bustle of the city, take a taxi to the malecon (sea-wall) and join the locals in appreciating the gentle, salty breezes. And when the sun sets head for one of the numerous live music venues where you can easily dance until the sun rises again… Or you drop dead from fatigue.

There is more to Cuba than Havana, though. In the south of the country you will find Baracoa - in a location so splendid that Christopher Columbus was of the opinion that no human eye could ever see a place more beautiful. It is a city also known for its seafood restaurants.

Cuba's second largest city is Santiago de Cuba. It is a city of all-night music venues, stunning colonial churches and lots of interesting museums. And yes, there is still the faint smell of revolution hanging over everything - this is after all the city where the revolution is supposed to have been born.

Camaguey is Cuba's third largest city - and also its most difficult to navigate. This is not by chance - the crazy maze of narrow streets were planned that way to put off pirates and robbers. This makes for an interesting city though. Combined with numerous beautiful parks, a market garden and many art galleries Camaguey is well worth a few days of exploring.

Trinidad is a must-see for anyone visiting Cuba. It is widely regarded as being one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Cuba. There are also many great beaches in the area where you can relax after a night of partying in one of the numerous live music venues.

Whether you are looking for Cuba tours that concentrate on culture, nature, history or sport you are sure to have a life-altering experience that will stay with you long after you have left.

Jose Mauricio Maurette Garces is a reservation consultant and co owner of Quest World Travel Ltd . He has a great deal of experience organizing Cuba holidays. If you need to arrange a tailor made Cuba Holiday please follow the links above.

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You might wander around as much as you want in Havana looking for a best place to hang out and you will never find a place as beautiful and attractive as The Cathedral Square. This spot is the subject of admiration of each and every person tourist or local that has ever visited it.

Today is known as Cathedral Square and it is full of amazing features but in the past dating back to the 17th Century it was know as The Swamp Square. Looking at today's scenery it is very difficult to imagine marsh and floods ion this area. The fact is that it was used to supply the vessels anchored in the harbour with water and there was no construction whatsoever other than a huge pond filled with water coming from the only aqueduct in the 17th Century.

This square was named after a large Cathedral that was built in the'th Century in the lands previously occupied by a Jesuit Order. Many restorations took place until this oratory became what today is one of the most impressive baroque buildings in Havana.

As an additional touch, since'94, as an initiative of the tourist company Habaguanex S.A., its square holds dinners, official gatherings and for amusement too (chosen by important enterprises and agencies), related to travel and emblematic products such as the Habanos. The view is marvellous, to a very well preserved architecture, the cultural richness of the Cuban and the food-making in the restaurants in the surroundings.

Only few steps away La Bodeguita del Medio restaurant can be found. This together with el Floridita restaurant are the most famous and emblematic restaurants in Cuba. It serves the best Cuban cuisine and its walls are decorated with pictures and autographs of many famous personalities such as Ernest Hemingway, Mario Benedetti, Pablo Neruda or Errol Flyn and so many others.

The list of celebrities is long, including cinema artists, painters, politicians, dancers and musicians, both foreign and Cuban, where this country's national poet Nicols Guilln (deceased) had his space too.

Many people spend time chatting in this site which is always amusing due to the presence of guitarists and singers, as it has happened for more than six decades, when its founder Angel Martinez (deceased), used to personally inquire about the likes of his guests.

A word of advice is to find a hotel in the old town, there are about 15 of them and they are very small, cosy and boutique hotels with very affordable prices. Santa Isabel and Florida hotels have both the best standard of service and location. Every thing you need to do or see will be walking distance from your hotels. At the end of the day you do not want the hassle of having to take taxis while on your holidays.

If you need to know more about how to make the most out of your Cuba holidays please contact us at www.quest2cuba.co.uk