The Sol Varadero Beach 4* is a fabulous adults-only all inclusive resort offering everything you could need to relax in a Cuban paradise. Stretch out on the expansive beach just in front of the resort, dive into the pristine swimming pool and take your pick from 11 exquisite restaurants and bars, each of which is bound to leave you feeling truly satisfied throughout your stay.

Experience an unforgettable beachfront holiday, and spend your days taking part in the many different hotel activities or simply unwinding on a sunlounger by the pool or on the beach. A sun-soaked stay in Varadero awaits.

Please note: This resort is reserved for guests aged 16 and over.

Overlooking the hotel's sparkling swimming pool, this bright and enchanting space invites you to relax and enjoy yourself with its plush furnishings, modern amenities and private terrace at your disposal.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Take advantage of the Cuban sunshine and relax by the pool before taking a dip to beat the heat. Head to the hot tub in the professionally equipped fitness centre, popular among guests looking for a more active stay.

Create a beautiful, hardback photo album, personalised and printed on premium paper, to bring your fondest memories to life with Cheerz. 

Embark on an unforgettable sea excursion. Departing from your hotel in Varadero, you will be transferred to the marina where you will board a boat to reach Cayo Blanco. Enjoy the open bar on board with non-alcoholic beverages, rum, and national beers. During the navigation, there will be a stop for snorkelling around one of the most beautiful coral reefs in the northern region of Cuba. 

Next, you will make a stop at Cayo Blanco for lunch at a beachfront ranchón (including a menu featuring lobster, shrimp, chicken, fish, rice, vegetables, fruits, potatoes, bread, and Cuban coffee) accompanied by traditional Cuban music and entertainment to enhance your island getaway. Afterwards, you'll have free time for swimming. 

Return to the marina and then transfer back to your hotel. 

Hop into a Jeep and get to know more about the land and its people on this diverse day trip. 

Pickup from the hotel by Jeep. Make a stop for snorkelling at Coral Beach. Following that, enjoy a boat ride on the Canimar River and then attend an Aboriginal show. Savour an included lunch in Arboleda and take free time to appreciate nature, go horseback riding, or engage in other activities.

In the afternoon, drive through the bustle of Matanzas city and visit the Cueva de Saturno. Enter the cave and even take a swim. Next, take a tour through dams, streets, quarries, and farming villages, concluding with a visit to an Agroecological farm. Return to Varadero by Jeep. 

Varadero, Cuba’s premier beach destination, is renowned for its all-inclusive resorts and serene atmosphere. Stretching along 20 km of the Atlantic coastline, this idyllic resort town offers visitors a year-round tropical climate, soft white sands, and vibrant blue waters, making it an ideal location for those seeking relaxation and water-based activities.

Must-sees:

• Varadero Beach: A 20 km stretch of pristine coastline, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports such as snorkelling and windsurfing.
• Parque Josone: A tranquil park with lush gardens, a small lake, and charming restaurants, ideal for a peaceful stroll or a romantic boat ride.
• Cueva de Saturno: A captivating natural cave with a freshwater cenote, offering opportunities for swimming and snorkelling amidst striking stalactites and clear blue waters.

Culinary culture:

Varadero’s culinary scene is rooted in fresh seafood and traditional Cuban dishes. Indulge in local delicacies such as lobster tail and shrimp in garlic sauce at beachfront paladares, where you can enjoy breathtaking ocean views. For a more casual experience, sample tostones (fried plantains) or the classic ropa vieja (shredded beef), both staples of Cuban cuisine.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the beach, Varadero offers a wealth of cultural and natural attractions. Visit the Varahicacos Ecological Reserve, home to ancient caves and scenic hiking trails surrounded by diverse flora and fauna. For a more exclusive experience, embark on a catamaran cruise to Cayo Blanco, a secluded island renowned for its pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to Mansion Xanadu, a 1930s estate with panoramic ocean views and a captivating history.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Cuban Peso (CUP), though tourists primarily use the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC). The ideal time to visit is during the dry season, from November to April. Getting around is simple, with local buses, taxis, and bike rentals available for short distances.