What are the most spectacular roads in Cuba?

Tucked away in the Caribbean Sea, Cuba is an island country covering an area of approximately 109,884 square kilometers. Famous for the salsa and the cigars, the country boasts many coastal drives, as the coastline stretches over 5,700 kilometers. When travelling to the island, don’t skip National Road 20, a coastal drive famous for the inclement weather, typhoons, and hurricanes. The climate of the island is tropical, with a wet season from May to October and a dry season from November to April, so remember to check weather conditions before embarking on any drive.

For coastal drive lovers, Cayo Coco Causeway is an amazing drive across the Atlantic Ocean located in the northeastern part of the island. The road connects Cayo Coco to the main island. And El Pedraplen spans the northern coast of the country.

Carretera Nacional N°20 is a spectacular coastal road located in the southeastern area of Cuba. The road links Santiago de Cuba and Niquero, through the Turquino National Park.

Located in the northeastern part of Cuba, Cayo Coco Pedraplen is an amazing drive across the Atlantic Ocean. The road connects Cayo Coco to the main island.

Spanning the northern coast of Cuba, El Pedraplén is a paved road connecting Cayo Santa María to the main island. The drive offers stunning coastal views.

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