Cuba, mejores playas

This place is beyond beautiful. The water is crystal clear even at a depth of 6 feet, and the beach is covered in golden sand. The photo truly captures its beauty.

Soy nacido y criado en Santiago de Cuba y hasta ahora desconocía de la existencia de esta playa conocida como Playa del Este,ya que esta zona siempre estuvo prohibida su paso para toda las personas que no vivieran en su entorno por su cercanía a la Base Naval de Guantánamo y siempre estuvo protegida por una Unidad Militar por lo que está Playa nunca fue pública para todas las personas.

El restaurante pulpo es muy recomendable debido al increíble personal. Sin embargo, el lado izquierdo de la playa es lo más destacado.

You won't find a better meal in Cuba than this. They serve fresh seafood cooked over a wood fire at a very reasonable price. The view is absolutely stunning and adds a whole new dimension to the experience. When my family and I visited, we were the only ones there, which seems to be quite common. The service is excellent and if I ever get the opportunity to go back, I would do it without hesitation.

This was my first camp when I was a teenager, and I believe it was the year they first opened it, in 1998. The camp is quite basic, with a small pool. The service and food are decent. The beach isn't great, but it's perfect for snorkeling. The cabins come with bathrooms.

The staff was very friendly and the beach was amazing. The food was decent, not top-notch, but it was very tasty with freshly grilled pork and chicken. There were entertaining shows every day and the Piña Colada was fantastic, along with other nice drinks. The rooms were good, with a nice shower, but you couldn't adjust the room temperature as the air conditioner defaulted to 22°C. The resort had a nice infrastructure with hammocks, outdoor beds, a great pool, and the beach was just a minute walk away. The water was amazing and there were comfortable chairs available on the beach. The wifi was decent and there was a great cappuccino at the coffee bar. The only downside was that if you wanted to visit Varadero city, you had to take a free bus transfer as it was a bit far to walk.