Many activities are united under the concept BeachFun4Life at the hotel BelleVue Puntarena Playa Caleta, to offer an activity-filled holiday at the Cuban city of Varadero.
Holidays with the schedule filled with water sports, activities on the sand and with peers with similar interests. An attractive plan, not suitable for those prefering to be sedentary and lovers of sunbathing on a lounger. Snorkel, scuba-diving, parasailing, surfing, beach volleyball… The list of activities is wide and suitable for all ages and tastes. Boredom level: zero.
If you’re up for a plan such as the one described above, choosing a destination with a special sports – themed hotel is a must. LookOut Magazine recommends you the themed hotel BelleVue Puntarena Playa Caleta****, in Varadero, with its BeachFun4Life concept, is your best option, with a 24-hour activity plan. In the morning, after a healthy breakfast, we begin by trying a kayak or catamaran. It’s a good way to make contact with the sea and become familiar with these sports. If you like the idea, you can move on to something more risky: surfing, water bike or jet-ski. Fun guaranteed!
At lunch-time, a break is allowed. After lunch you can choose to enjoy the pool and throw some hopos without leaving the water. In the afternoon, it’s time to enjoy the seabed and marine species, thanks to scuba-diving or snorkel. And if you want some on-land activity, playing beach volleyball on the shore is the best idea. If you still have the strength, the hotel offers many other activities: aerobics, table tennis, giant chess, billiards, mini golf, petanque… Someone mentioned boredom?
And to the end of your stay, and after days of intense sporting activity, we recommend you to visit the nearby Varedero and to implement what you have learned. The Laguna de Maya, Playa Coral, between Varadero and Matanzas is an excellent place for snorkelling. Another recommendation is the Barracuda International Diving Center in Varadero itself, where you can enjoy keys between 4 and 35 meters deep, as well as coral reefs, underwater caves and tunnels, and numerous tropical fish.
