There is no doubt at all that Cuba is a unique island full of interesting sights and sounds you cannot experience anywhere else in the world, but what it’s sometimes easy to forget is that there’s also a lot of exciting activities off the island - in the expanse of Caribbean waters that surrounds it. From fishing to scuba diving, Cuba has all kinds of attractions for people to enjoy just off the coast - here are some of the must-dos.

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Surfer’s Point Guest House will give you the perfect family vacation if firstly you like Barbados, and secondly you want to relax and surf, whether it be pure surfing, kite surfing, or windsurfing.

With only seven rooms, and a real personality if one can say that about a Guest House, the beachfront Surfer’s Point Guest House really does make for an affordable family vacation with an average price of less than USD150 a night.

What we are talking about here is peace and quiet, but the very nature of your fellow guests just adds to the undoubted charisma of the place. In many respects you could say that Surfer’s Point Guest House is unique, there really isn’t anything quite like it.

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Water sports are becoming increasingly popular as family vacations. Boating, parasailing, skiing, surfing and diving are promoted by many of the most popular tourism destinations in the world. Aside from fun water sports and activities, some areas hold competitions with amazing prize possibilities.

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Nicknamed the surfers’ paradise, Australia’s Gold Coast is the dream location for tourists looking to make surfing the focus of their activity holiday. Gold Coast City is found in the southeast of Queensland and boasts a subtropical climate with perfect conditions for surfers: 70km of beaches and four outstanding break points combine to make this THE spot to go for surfing enthusiasts.

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Called the surfing capital of Britain, Newquay is the center of UK’s surfing industry. It is home to a lot of surf shops and board manufacturers. One of the reasons that placed Newquay in every surfer’s map is the Fistral Beach.

Fistral Beach is the major surfing beach in this side of the world. It is situated in Newquay, in Cornwall. The 2,500 feet long beach is straight and faces the North-West to the Atlantic Ocean. A tourist can stay in one of the hotels in Newquay.

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