The Best Cuba Beaches
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16. Playa Larga
© Kaldari Great for:- Snorkeling
- Fishing
- Swimming
Since Playa Larga is the name of a small resort-free community at the end of the Bay of Pigs as well as its main beach, the sands are sometimes also known as Playa de Playa Larga. Beyond the slightly unusual nomenclature, Playa Larga provides visitors with plenty of space, being nearly a mile in length.
Its position deep within the bay ensures it remains sheltered, with calm waves most of the… read more »
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17. Playa de Siboney
Christian Pirkl Great for:- Snorkeling
- Swimming
A mix of sand and stones, Playa de Siboney is known for its relaxed laid-back atmosphere. Located to the east of Santiago de Cuba on the island's southern coastline, it sits in a small inlet in the coast close to the Museo Granjita de Siboney.
Arching around its Caribbean waters for around 100 yards, it is bookended by sea walls, although some strong waves do still come ashore. Most of the… read more »
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18. Playa Manglito
Paul Postiaux Great for:- Snorkeling
- Swimming
Located on Cuba's north coast, Playa Manglito lies on the border between the provinces of Camaguey and La Tunas. It is a narrow ribbon of sand met by shallows which continue for some distance out to sea, the waters held back by offshore sandbanks and reefs.
Its structure makes Playa Manglito perfect for paddling in with children, as well as snorkelling and swimming. The beach is also popular with couples because… read more »
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19. Playa Guardalavaca
J J Merelo Great for:- Snorkeling
- Swimming
Sitting on the western edge of the resort town of Guardalavaca, Playa Guardalavaca is located on the island's northern coast approximately 30 miles from the city of Holguin. It is a busy beach predominantly used by those staying in the town's range of accommodation options.
First-time visitors will discover a good number of sun loungers and umbrellas for rent, with the soft white sand running in an uninterrupted band for around… read more »
