Cuba itmb Travel Map

Following shortly after our most recent research expedition to Cuba, we are pleased to announce the release of our most recent edition. This time, we concentrated on exploring the western half of the island, and learned quite a bit. The country is slowly awakening after a half century of moribund activity and tourism is increasing faster than new facilities can be created. American tourism in the first quarter of 2016 equaled that of all of 2015. Airlines have started flying directly to Cuba from the USA, and demand is strong. Cuba will overcome whatever obstacles exist and deal with realities. It can't happen fast enough! This map retains the same ISBN and price as previously, although it represent a significant updating of information. 

Map size: 27*39"

Cuba at 1:600,000 on a double-sided indexed map from ITMB printed on light, waterproof and tear-resistant plastic paper, with street plans of central Havana, central Santiago de Cuba and the Varadero Peninsula. 

The map is double-sided, dividing the country west/east with a good overlap between the sides. Altitude colouring with spot heights indicate the topography, with swaps, seasonal rivers, and coastal reefs also marked. The map shows Cuba’s road network including selected local roads and country tracks with locations of petrol stations and driving distances on main routes. Railway lines are included and local airports are marked. Also shown are internal administrative boundaries and names of the provinces (including the US base at Guantanamo). 

Symbols highlight places of interest, including campsites and selected accommodation, beaches and diving sites, viewpoints, caves, etc, some annotated with brief descriptions. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 30’ intervals. Each side has a separate index. 

Street plans, annotated with places of interest, services and accommodation, show central Havana (including the Old Town) and central Santiago de Cuba. The map also includes a street plan of the Varadero Peninsula tourist complex, naming numerous hotels, restaurants, beaches, etc.