Product Description

The world's best-selling pocket guides have been fully revised and updated, featuring stunning new cover designs and freshly revised page layouts. This Cuba Pocket Guide has clear colour-coded sections, enabling you to locate information easily. Packed with practical information and useful tips, this guide covers: local history, things to do and see, shopping, sports, children's activities, entertainment, nightlife and much more. A dedicated 'Eating Out' section provides information on where to go and what the local specialities are. The area's top10 attractions are highlighted, allowing you to set priorities for your stay and ensure you don't miss out on the best your destination has to offer. Accommodation for all budgets is recommended, along with other practical travel tips, such as transport and currency. Beautiful colour photographs accompany the text throughout, making this guide truly a pleasure to read before, during and after your visit.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #143389 in Books
• Published on: 2009-01-07
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 144 pages

Customer Reviews

The Janet and John Guide to Cuba
I've just returned this pathetic little book - which I purchased partly because it was the most recently published. It is ridiculously small and generalized, and seemed old fashioned - with sterotypical photos and very limited information. A total waste of time.
However, "The Time Out Guide to Havana" - which I also purchased - seems very very good and full of interesting and useful information. and I would thoroughly recommend.

Very concise and informative
A very informative and useful guidebook, although does not portray Varadero as a nice place to stay (it was lovely!)

Berlitz Cuba
Usual Berlitz 'just enough' book, for those who want a decent overall flavour without going into reams, and THE one which really IS a pocket book. Bit of background history, tips on local customs and feast days, some language and a description of each area. Also has 'features' scattered throughout the guide, which tell you interesting tit-bits. Usual great value. I've only given it 3 stars because it can't compare with other Berlitz books in its content as much. This is more to do with Cuba than Berlitz. As Cuba develops as a destination (which I'm sure it will), I expect there'll be much more to say in future guides. Still worth buying -particularly for such a small price. (Andrew Hirst)