Quote — Van Gogh

Large detailed map of the Hicacos Peninsula — Click to enlarge, Marge
Also in the region
Anyone writing about Cuba cannot avoid the Peninsula de Hicacos — better known as Varadero — if only because its 20 kilometers of beaches attract one of every four tourists to the island.

As elsewhere in the name of a religion, the Spanish conquistadores chased out the indigenous Siboney tribes who had been here for centuries. In the Ambrosio cave wall drawings describe these massacres (matanzas); in the Los Musulmanes grotto, it is said bones were found which were dated to the year 500 of our era.

It was on December 5th 1887 that the nearby Cardenas city council gave Varadero the status of burrough where fishermen already lived and which developed eventually into a bourgeois neighbourhood with large wooden houses, some of which remain, built by the founding families known as "los decenviros".

These
casas particulares (see old photo below) were rented to tourists and Habaneros; ie, the first casas in Cuba rented were here in Varadero where, only since January 2011, it is now legal to do so.

SELLING THE FARM
The rich owners (rhum distilleries, coffee plantations, sugar mills) had been living here since 1828 and had settled in a community by purchasing the land tracts of Finca Varadero from its owner Don Bernardo García Carrillo located today between (calles) 30 and 49 streets.

With the exploitation
of the local salt reserves (found in Magon lake), workers started populating the peninsula.

The name Varadero refers to
the movement of fishing boats on the sand, a natural sanding process while hicacos (Chrysobalanus Icaco) is a fruit which grows on the chonta palm tree which grew abundantly on local land.

As the regional roads were not yet solid and the peninsula was separated from the island (the bridge was not yet built), the only access to Varadero was by a daily
steamboat, the Caridad, which left from Cardenas.

The next major event was the building of a private compound by the Iturrioz family in 1910 — the space is today called Parque Josone.

After the first local hotel was built in 1931 (La Torre), the Cuban
bourgeoisie stopped traveling to Europe because of the second world war (1939-1945) : these two events starting the (beach) ball rolling.

A DOZEN IN 48
More than a dozen (private) hotels in the area were in operation by 1948, about the time when Varadero was officially designated a tourist zone, the first in Cuba. Although the mafia ran the casinos in Havana, there were none here but many were planned in the late Fifties, just before the Revolucion kicked the gangsters out.

It was only in 1976 that Varadero became a municipality. Four years later, the government built the
first two hotels of the Revolucion, the Siboney and the Atabey.

Since June 2009, with the opening of yet another 400-bedroom luxury hotel, Varadero boasts 17,430 bedrooms spread over 50 hotel properties of which 87% are rated 4 or 5 stars. The three Cuban hotel chains which own and run these hotels are Gran Caribe (with 33% of rooms), Gaviota (32%) and Cubanacán (28%).

Ecology-wise, about 54% of the Hicacos land mass is now man-made and close to 20% still made up of
protected areas.

JOINT VENTURES
Helping develop the hospitality industry are the Spanish Sol Meliá, Barceló and Iberostar chains, the French Accor group and the Jamaïcan Superclub and Sandals properties which are all involved in joint ventures with the Cuban hotel chains, whether in co-property or management of some 30 of the peninsula's resorts.

The airport is 23 km west and, since January 2009, Cuban authorities have begun an expansion program which aims to eventually double the number of the
aeropuerto's users.

Today, some
22 international airlines bring in about 50 flights each week. The airport is far from an attraction as its passengers spend on average about 18 minutes on its premises.

DISTANCES, km
Aeropuerto Juan Gualberto Gomez, 18
Bay of Pigs (Playa Giron), 139
Baracoa, 904
Cardenas, 12
Cayo Coco, 414
Cienfuegos, 181
Guanabo (Playas del Este), 110
Guardalavaca, 711
La Habana, 140
Matanzas, 36
Playa Larga, 105
San Miguel de los Baños, 49
Santa Clara, 200
Santiago de Cuba, 772
Soroa, 200
Trinidad, 262
Vinales, 329



Varadero is in Matanzas province

MAPS & LINKS
Regional road map - from GoogleEarth
Spread-out map - Peninsula de Hicacos
Some small hotels in town
Worth it, the Matanzas-Varadero Bus Tour
Sunrise and sunset (Set date)
5-day weather forecast — from Norway (!)
What's on this week at local Casa de la Musica
Arechabala & Bacardi fighting over Havana Club
Details on some 60 restaurants in Varadero
Our list of restaurants on this page
Nice photos by Evitier on panoramio.com
The Varadero Golf Course in detail
Daily exchange rates
Viazul bus schedule from Havana
All that's natural in the province of Matanzas

POPULATION 26,295 (2007) in the regional township of which 7,000 in (old) Varadero

SEE.KNOW.DO
Originally the private property of the Iturrioz family in 1938, Parque Josone spreads over 8 hectares of nature with canals, gardens, swimming pool, a tiny island to which restaurants (Antigüedades, Retiro, Dante and La Campana) and pedal boat rentals on Laguna de la Paz were created in some of the original family buildings.

José Iturrioz — who chose exile after the Revolucion — managed the Arechabala de Cardenas rhum factory for some 30 years. During his management, the Havana Club brand was created. The name became embroiled in a legal fight between Cuba and the infamous Bacardi family which had acquired it out of spite just before leaving the island... more

La Mansión Xanadu
In 1927, US petrochemicals czar Irénée Du Pont de Nemours purchased 180 hectares of Varadero land (for the ridiculous price of 4 cents a square meter) to build himself a private palacio at a cost of 1.3 million dollars... more.

As designed by architects Covarrocas & Govantes, it featured eleven bedrooms each with its own ensuite bathroom in a four-storey building which counted three large terraces, seven balconies and a private dock.

Du Pont was a nutcase (obsessed by Adolf Hitler) who died in the USA on December 12 1963, the same day — Oh, Poetic Justice — his nationalized casa was inaugurated as the Las Americas restaurant with, as special guest, the first woman ever to travel in space, Russian Valentina Tereshkova... more.

At the end of the last century, the place became the clubhouse of
Varadero Golf Club an 18-hole golf course spread over 61 hectares. The site was chosen twice as a stopover of the European Challenge Tour; tel (45) 66-7788 Fees : 77cuc for 18; 48 for 9 holes.

Establecimiento Tabaquero is a small cigar factory for about 20 pros who handroll cigars (tabacos) for retail sale in the hotels of Varadero.

The Delfinario with its two shows daily uses a large basin using the waters of the laguna and its canals. Those wishing may venture to swim with the dolphins.

The Museo Municipal can be found in a two-storey "US plantation-style" seaside casa built in 1919; its roof is covered by locally-made tiles.

Perfectly restaured and inaugurated in 1981, the site relates both local and national history as well as science, decorative arts and sports in four rooms : Sala de Historia Local, Sala de Arte Decorativa, Sala de Ciencia and the Sala de Historia del Deporte. Calle 57 corner of Playa Tel. (45) 61-3189

THE SEA : FISHING AND CRUISES
There are five marinas in Varadero are Marlin Marina Chapelin (300cuc for 5 hours), Puertosol, Marlin Marina Darsena and Marina Gaviota; the most recent (end of 2008) is Terminal de Embarque de Catamaranes (with excursions to Cayo Blanco).

SKYDIVING
Al the rage, off Marina Acua Centro internacional de Paracaidismo offers the chance to dive from two miles up strapped to an instructor (150cuc); tel (45) 66-7260

BOAT TOURS
Called
Seafari Cayo Blanco, it leaves from Marina Chapelin and will leave you on its lovely beach with lobster lunch, snorkel, music and open bar for 75cuc (7 hour-day); three other outings (Fiesta del Cayo, a sunset tour, the Varasub or submarine fish watching tour and the Adventure SpeedBoat through the mangroves) also leave from there and are shorter but cheaper at 45cuc, 35cuc and 39cuc; tel. (45) 66-8440.

CULTURE SPOTS
Biblioteca Municipal (local library)
Casa del Ron (rhum house renovated in Dec. 2008)
Casa Cultura Los Corales (shows, theater, local)
Cabaret Mediterráneo (specialized in rumba),
Casa de la Musica de la Egrem (shows, tourist crowd)
Ciné-Teatro Hicacos (local movie house)
Galeria de Arte Sol y Mar (local art gallery)
Libreria Sol de Biran (local book shop)
La Taberna de la Cerveza (previously named La Sangría) "The Beer Tavern", where many international brands are served.

EXCURSION
Suggestion :
One day in Trinidad, leave at 7h30, spend 6 hours and return here at 14:30; 22cuc pp. one way. The Viazul station is on Calle 36, corner Autopista del Sur. Our bus page here.


Lovely, in town center, Parque Josone with canals, gardens, swimming pools, its own island and pedal boats on Peace Lake, Laguna de la Paz and no less than four restaurants : Antigüedades, Retiro, Dante and La Campana : a must-see. •[• The first properties built after the Revolucion, in Puntarena (sandy point).
Parque Natural Punta Hicacos, une réserve naturelle
A Nature Reserve named Parque Natural Punta Hicacos is located at one end of the peninsula it harbors a wide variety of plants, a salt lake and caves to explore •}• Since 2008, a double-decker tourist bus goes by all hotels to pick up people who hop on and off for the 10-cuc valid-all-day ticket. The Varadero Bus Tour runs daily and goes all the way west to the old town and even Matanzas and back © Loulou, panoramio.com


The peninsula from East to West, bird's eye view © asielgustavo

Dans le genre énorme, on fait pas mieux que le Mélia
In its unique massive style, the Melia Varadero dominates the beach

Dans le vieux Varadero, une rare casa sur la playa
In the old part of Varadero — where some 7,000 Cubans live in burroughs (repartos) Granma, Oasis, La Torre and Kawama — this rare casa on the playa survives. Don't get your hopes up, it's not for rent © •}• Another example of an "oldie but woody" at the entrance to the peninsula, evokes a time when people had different tastes and means © allen cooper panoramio

Ce vieux coucou survole la plage au coucher de soleil
Oldie but sturdy this two-winged bird is still flying ©


The Museo Municipal seaside, was most probably the summer residence of some US or Cuban citizen who, maybe, rented it as a casa particular in the 40's and 50's : qui sas ? © •}•• Another view of same


Typical of resorts on Hicacos : pool, palms and sizzling bodies wondering what they'll eat tonight. And nearby, a flour-like sandy beach : this one is the 233-room all-inclusive Tuxpan resort.


Typical of well-done videos on Varadero : lovely shots of skin and sand © Roland Cadieux


One of the best-looking beaches on the island is a favourite all-day all-inclusive excursion called Safari Cayo Blanco from Marina Chapelin for 75cuc per person © tgiGreeny



Once per day a Viazul guagua leaves Varadero for
the Oriente's capital, Santiago 772 km (1,242 miles) to the southeast - via Cardenas, Colon, Santa Clara, Sancti Spiritus, Ciego de Avila, Camaguey, Las Tunas, Holguin and Bayamo : adventure awaits on Ruta 26.


Viazul Busses 4x day to/from Havana, the country's capital via Guanabo (Playas del Este), Matanzas and the aeropuerto de Varadero — Ruta 20


TRANSPORTATION
Viazul Bus with four departures to/from La Habana via Guanabo, Matanzas and the airport; new route leaves here for Santiago in the East (Oriente). See above

SCUBA DIVING
Besides offering harbor to the dozens of pleausre boats from numerous countries, the local marinas also serve as Centros de Buceo (Scuba Diving Centers) where equipment rentals, basic or specialized lessons are given and where trips are made to offshore reefs. No need to go far to see the beauty as some 40 types of coral and 70 of mollusks. but who's counting ?

Best is the
Barracuda Centro de Buceo (40cuc per dive) using three dive boats. Centro de Buceo Acua on avenida Kawama is a good alternative.

AIRPORT
Aeropuerto Juan Gualberto Gomez about 18km (11 miles) west, towards Matanzas. Taxi fare : 20-30cuc. Tel. (45) 61-3036

TAXIS
Cubataxi (45) 61-3674, Transgaviota (45) 61-2620, Transtur (45) 61-2133

Quantcast
Located northeast of the peninsula, the Reserva Ecologica Varahicacos spreads over some 312 protected and partially developed land declared ecological space in 1974 but since having been encroached upon to the point that "natural reserve" is a misnomer. Its flora and fauna and its wooden areas makes up the (so they say) largest natural space in the region. Off shore, Cayo Piedras del Norte (a 60 min boat ride off Playa Calaveras) is a so-called natural attraction where divers can see a sunken yacht, the Coral Negro.

Among admirable spots in the Reserve, a 600 year-old cactus nameds « El Patriarca » and the amazing Ambrosio cavern of the peninsula's 15 sites where traces of aboriginals can be seen in the form of wall drawings.

Cueva Ambrosio measures 250m (820 ft.) in length and 5 underground galleries connect to it. The grotto features some 72 rupestral drawings, one of the most impressive collections in the Caribbean.

Mangón Lake is the largest in the peninsula and its bird refuge is home to 31 species of which 19 are migratory; also crawling locally, some 24 varieties of reptiles.

The Calavera (skull) Cave on the salt lake (in Spanish : Cuvea Calavera de la Salina la Calavera). This abandoned salt extraction works was one of the first established by the Spaniards in America at the start of the colonisation. The tonnage of salt extracted there was enough to supply the whole island. According to legend, British pirate Morgan brought some back to Britain on one of his ocean crossings.


In the 40's, seaside chalets built by the original decenviros families — now disappeared
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HOSTAL YOSI
Carlos Cesar López Lermo y Maylin Reina Ros.
Avenida 2da (Segunda) No 2308 e/ 23 y 24, located some 100 m from the seadise and from Parque de las Artesanías. Tel. (45) 61-2848 cell 05 270-9717


Rates 30-35cuc
MARTHA
Martha Iliana Milian y Roberto Rodríguez
Calle 17 Nº 102A e/ 1ra y 2da Avenidas some 50m from the playa and close to handicraft center or Parque de las Artesanías; near the discoteca FM 17 and El Criollo restaurant. Tel (45) 61-2958 cell 05-277-5806



Rates 30-50cuc

LOS DICHOSOS
David Estrada y Marta Alonso
Calle 17 Nº 103 e/ 1ra y 2da Avenidas some 50m from the playa and close to handicraft center or Parque de las Artesanías; near the discoteca FM 17 and El Criollo restaurant. Tel (45) 61-0103 ou (45) 61-2479



Rates 30-50cuc

BENY'S HOSTEL
Luis Benigno Nodarse Morejón
Calle 55 # 124 entre 1ra y 2da Avenidas, near the Museo Municipal, the Parque JosOne and the Mediterraneo restaurant. Tel. (45) 61-1700 cell 05-239-4542



PAPO'S HOUSE
María Dolores Cruz
Calle 55 # 114 entre 1ra y 2da Avenidas, close to Museo Municipal, the Parque JosOne and the Mediterraneo restaurant.


Rates 35cuc

BETTY y JORGE
Betty Sánchez y Jorge Pla
Calle 31 #108A, in the old town, one block from beach and 100 m from Casa del Habano. Tel (45) 61-2553 cell 05-289-0401


Rates 25-60cuc
ORLANDO TRUJILLO GONZALEZ
Calle 59 #201, entre 2da. y 3ra Avenidas, right smack in the nightspot area (calle 62), two blocks from the beach and 20 m from Parque JosOne.


Rates 35cuc

AMIGO'S HOUSE - LUIS y MARIELA
Quarta Avenida (4ta Ave.) #2103 e/ 21 y 23 Tel. 45 61-3631

Lovely senior couple speaking English well, offering two double bedrooms with separate bathroom, air conditioning, garden, about 5 minutes walk from the beach. Excellent affordable breakfasts for 4cuc, no dinner served. Prices per room per night 30cuc.


CHEAP HOTEL LODGING
There are affordable hotel rooms to be had locally; below, a handful of our hotel recommendations. Comments & suggestions webmaster @cubacasas.net


HOTEL DOS MARES - 34 bedrooms
Calle 53, entre Avenida Primera and the playa, neighbour of the Pullman and about 90 m from the beach. (45) 61-27-02 (same as Pullman)


Really not your typical seaside resort. Au contraire, painted yellow and white, it looks like a huge casa on the Aegean sea.

Bedrooms are small and there's a cosy bar in the semi-basement.

Rates : 50-60cuc for a double room. Web page here.

Rough Guides says :
" Atypically for Varadero, this agreeable little hotel feels more like those found in provincial colonial towns. What it lacks in facilities it makes up for with plenty of character and a pleasant intimacy. "
crystalicious says :
This hotel is a jewel. Seems to be newly renovated, and the only place of the three hotels I stayed in Cuba that had hot water. Room was small but freshly renovated with new windows, paint, super clean and fresh bedding, and new ac. It cost me 80 Canadian for 3 nights!! No extra charges at all.

The location is in the heart of things. If you are seeking an inexpensive super clean place that is not all inclusive pick this one. Supposedly they had a great complimentary breakfast but I never woke up in time :) from crystalicious tripadvisor, feb 2010


HOTEL PULLMAN - 16 bedrooms
Avenida 1, entre 49 et 50. Tel. (45) 61-27-02 (same as Dos Mares)


Some say its tower gives it a toy-like look and its atmosphere is more city-like than sea-like.

It is rather modern with a nice patina and its exterior with recognizable arches; located downtown, it's only a few meters walk from the sea. The staff shows a welcoming hospitality and exudes calm and respect. Relaxed service.

Air-conditioned bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, satellite TVand telephone. Other features : restaurant, bar, snack-bar, currency exchange, jacuzzi, parking and taxis at the door.

Rates : 50-60cuc for a double room. Web page here.

The larger bedrooms are well worth the extra 10 cuc per night, according to Nigel Hunt of CHB.

Very cute and comfortable hotel
"
After reading the previous review from the other travelers, I did not know what to expect. However, when I saw it with my own eyes, I found this hotel perfect for most people. It's clean, safe, centrally-located with good service : cozy and comfortable. The hotel is only CAD $70 or (CUC$40) per night. " greentree10 de Vancouver on tripadvisor, 280309


VILLA SOTAVENTO - 107 bedrooms
Avenida Primera entre 13 et 14, in the Acuazul group of buildings. Tel. (45) 66-71-32


The Sotavento is made up of an ensemble of 6 buildings including about 25 casas located on one or two-floor buildings located seaside.

Each unit has its own private bathroom, satellite TV, telephone, air-conditioning and wall safe, beach chairs.

On the premises, guests can find a minimart, tennis courts, foreign exchange, travel info, taxis and a hairdressing salon. Restaurant services are shared with the Acuazul, the 78-bedroom hotel which is part of this complex; also, Aparthotel Varazul with 69 apartements. The Islazul hotel chain (previously named Horizontes) runs the place.

Web page here.
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Rough Guides says :
" These charming, mock-colonial, story-book-style houses are divided into apartments with dining rooms but no kitchens. The reception desk is in Acuazul, just over the other side of Avenida 1ra, whose facilities are also available to guests. 60-80CUC "


HOTEL ESCUELA TURQUINO
Avenida 3 (Tres), e/ 33 y 34 or Calle 34 entre 3 y Autopista Sur (33), whatever. Tel (45) 61-3796

We were told in early January 2011 that this property does not rent to travellers anymore — it's just a school.

VILLA LA MAR - 260 rooms
Avenida Playa, e/ 28 y 30 Tel (45) 61-4517


Close to the Tuquino (above) this small property is also a bargain, very basic with a dining room/snack bar.

Problem might be the Cuban clients who unfortunately tend to demand (and always get) noisy music up to the wee hours and the buffet is awful; luckily, nearby restaurants are much better : Lai-Lai, El Toro.

But the swimming pool is nice and management is renovating all rooms as of Spring 2010.
Web page here. (mouseover pix at right is new bedroom).

Detailed report here


VARADERO — VILLA LA MAR
© protrade46, trip advisor


HOTEL LEDO (or Lido, whatever)
Avenida Playa, e/ 43 y 44 Tel (45) 61-3206.

According to Rough Guides : "A tiny, slightly cramped but likeable hotel over the road from the beach.


It has only the bare minimum of facilities, but it's one of the cheapest spots in Varadero and a good choice if you want to avoid the larger, uglier, dated hotels in the same price category. Rates : 50-60cuc"

Others say the Ledo rents apartments which rent for $35 per night.
*also spelled Lido

RESTAURANTS IN VARADERO

Pizza Caribe – Italiano & International - Marina Darsena

Casa del Deportista - Italiano – 1 Ave e/ Calle 6 y 7 – Tel: (45) 614115

La Taberna de la Cerveza – Cuban & International – 1 Ave e/ Calle 8 y 9 Tel: (45) 612025

Castel Nuovo – Italiano – 1 Ave y Calle 11 – Tel: (45) 667786

Mi Casita – Cuban & International – Camino del Mar e/ Calle 11 y 12 – Tel: (45) 613787

Arrecife – Seafood – Playa Ave e/ Calle 12 y 13 – Tel: (45) 612007

Casa del Chef – Cuban, Italiano & Chinese – 1 Ave y Calle 12 – Tel: (45) 613606

El Criollo – Cuban – 1 Ave y Calle 18 – Tel: (45) 614794

Lai Lai – Chinese – 1 Ave y Calle 18 – Tel: (45) 667793

El Toro – Steak House & International – 1 Ave y Calle 25 – Tel: (45) 667145

Casa de la Miel – International – 1 Ave e/ Calle 25 y 26 – Tel: (45) 667736

Guamaire – Cuban, Seafood & Exotico – 1 Ave e/ Calle 26 y 27 – Tel: (45) 611893

Casa del Tabaco – Cuban & International – Playa Ave y Calle 31 – Tel: (45) 611430

Esquina Cuba – Cuban – 1 Ave y Calle 36 – Tel: (45) 614019

La Vicaria – Cuban – 1 Ave y Calle 38 – Tel: (45) 614721

Bodegon Criollo – Cuban – Playa Ave y Calle 40 – Tel: (45) 667784

La Campana – Cuban – Parque Josone (1 Ave e/Calle 56 y 59) - Tel: (45) 667228

El Retiro – International – Parque Josone – Tel: (45) 667228

Dante – Italiano – Parque Josone – Tel: (45) 667228

Rancho Josone – International – Parque Josone – Tel: (45) 667228

Barracuda – Italiano – 1 Ave y Calle 59 – Tel: (45) 668991

Antiguedades – International – 1 Ave y Calle 59 – Tel: (45) 667329

Albacora – Cuban & International – Playa Ave. y Calle 59 – Tel: (45) 613650

Mallorca – Spanish & International – 1 Ave y Calle 62 – Tel: (45) 667746

La Barbacoa – Steakhouse – 1 Ave y Calle 64 – Tel: (45) 667795

Casa del Queso Cubano – Cheese specialities - 1 Ave e/ Calle 62 y 64 – Tel: (45) 667747

Meson del Quijote – Spanish & International – Ave Las Americas, Reparto La Torre – Tel: (45) 667796

Guantanamera – Cuban – Plaza Americas y Autopista Sur Km 11 Tel: (45) 668181

Chez Plaza – International – Plaza Americas y Autopista Sur Km 11 Tel: (45) 668181

Pizza Nova – Pizza & Italiano - Plaza Americas y Autopista Sur Km 11 Tel: (45) 668181

La Taberna – Cuban - Playa Ave e/ Calle 13 y 14 -

Restaurante Calle 13 - Cuban - 1 Avenida y Calle 13


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