Month: March 2015

Cuba is the country of music, sun, beaches, friendly people and the finest cigars, but it’s also famous for its exquisite food and drink. The local cuisine and cocktails have Spanish, Caribbean and African influences, forming such a delicious combination that no visitor can possibly resist. Whether you prefer non-alcoholic drinks or love Havana Club rum, the variety is amazing. Some of the concoctions created by Cuban bartenders have become so famous that they can be found all over the world, but there’s no doubt that they taste best when drunk in their country of origin. In order of popularity, here are the top local drinks to try in Cuba.

Being single used to mean being alone, with no partner and, after a certain age, losing the ability and skills to form relationships. Nowadays, both the term and society has evolved and single men and women rule in the relationships market, leading a lifestyle to shake the old conservative values. Today’s singles enjoy their freedom and the world, they manage their finances and spend their time however they like: they study, they look after themselves, they enjoy meeting up with friends and they travel and go partying.

Reality or dream world? Those who have visited Cuba have indelibly stamped in their memories the marvels nature has endowed this destination with. This exotic island with almost pristine beaches of turquoise waters, fine sand dunes and shelter of countless unique species of flora and fauna is perfect scenery for a romantic escapade. Built in full consonance with the environment, the Meliá Hotels International Cuba adults only resorts offer an ambiance of endless romance for couples to experience unforgettable moments, celebrate the wedding they have dreamt of, or enjoy an everlasting honeymoon.