Private Jet Charter Santiago de Cuba

Top Luxury Hotels in Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba is the capital of the eponymous province in southeast Cuba. The city has a lot to offer private jet travelers, from revolutionary beginnings and lush tropical landscapes, to a variety of hotels and resorts for luxury getaways, business trips and special events. The Meliá Santiago de Cuba is the only five-star accommodation in the city, and is our top choice for our private jet clientele. The following list of our other top choices was created based on factors such as Jet Charter Cuba passenger feedback, location, amenities and online reviews. Once you arrive in Cuba via luxury private jet, our Santiago de Cuba Jet Charter service brokers can also arrange ground transportation to/from the hotel of your choice.

Meliá Santiago de Cuba

Avenida Las Américas
+53 22 687070
Meliá Santiago de Cuba

Hotel San Basilio

Calle San Basilio E/ Calvario 403
+53 22 651702
Hotel San Basilio

Hotel Casa Granda

Calle San Basilio E/ Calvario 403
+53 22 651702
Hotel Casa Granda

Club Amigo Carisol Los Corales

Carr. Baconao, Km. 51, Playa Cazonal
+532 235 6113
Club Amigo Carisol Los Corales

Casa Azul

Calle Jaguey 121, Entre Padre Pico y Escudero
+532 262 0319
Casa Azul

Top Historical Attractions in Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba is considered by many to be the birthplace of the Cuban Revolution. The city sits along the Sierra Maestra, Cuba’s largest mountain which binds the provinces of Granma and Santiago de Cuba together along the island’s southern coast, while making much of the area inaccessible – something rebel groups led by Fidel Castro became very fond of. Our air charter team can arrange to fly you privately to the island so you can learn more about Cuba’s rich history. Check out some of the historically significant landmarks and attractions listed below to explore after your private charter flight.

Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca

This castle is the best way to get a good look at the city after your charter flight arrives. The views up here can’t be beat, and the castle itself, the result of commercial and political rivalries in the 17th century Caribbean, is just as amazing. Go on a tour through hidden rooms and take in grand views of the port. The is another castle built by the Spaniards to protect the city during wartime and from pirates. The castle became a heritage site in 1997.
Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca

Plaza De La Revolucion

Like every other city in Cuba, Santiago has its own “Revolution Square”. The square is located at the junction of two avenues, anchored by a statue of Antonio Maceo, a local hero and native of Santiago. There’s a small museum dedicated to his life beneath the giant mound. The Teatro Heredia and the National Bus Station are also near the plaza.
Plaza De La Revolucion

The Clandestine Struggle Museum

For a peek into one of the waves of the Revolution, this museum looks at the movement of Frank Pais of Santiago de Cuba, and the role of the residents during the revolution. In 1956, it was set on fire, but has been restored since.
The Clandestine Struggle Museum

Diego Velazquez Museum

For a look into the 16th Century, spend an hour or two at the Diego Velazquez Museum while in Santiago de Cuba. The architecture of the building is very nice, and you can learn a lot about old colonial Cuba by going on a guided tour of the museum. The service and guides are said to be very knowledgeable and friendly.
Francisco Vicente Aguilera, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
+53 22 652652
Diego Velazquez Museum

El Cobre Basilica (Our Lady of Charity)

The Cobre Basilica, also known as the National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Charity, is a very important part of Cuban culture, and many Cubans travel to the Basilica on pilgrimage. All around, it is a very spiritual place, and the people of Cuba not only treat it with respect, but view it as a source of strength. The building is treated as a donation center, not just for money, but for foods and needs required by the underprivileged.
El Cobre Basilica

Santa Ifigenia Cemetery

This is the resting place of Jose Marti, Cuba’s national hero, poet and politician. Marti’s remains are in the Mausoleum; Compay Segundo of the Buena Social Club band and Emilio Bacardi of rum fame are also buried in the cemetery.
Santa Ifigenia Cemetery

Nature in Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba offers private jet travelers plenty of outdoor activities after their charter flight arrives at the island. From mountains covered in lush tropical forests to beautiful beaches and botanical gardens, visitors to the island will have an opportunity to take in the local scenery from a variety of locations.
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Music & Food in Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba may have a foothold on Cuban revolutionary history, but the city draws most of its visitors for the music, and the food here is not be missed either – Paladar Salon Tropical is where local Cuban favorites arrive in generous portions.
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Local Airports for Santiago de Cuba Private Flights

Jet Charter Cuba utilizes the following airport to fly clients privately to/from Santiago de Cuba, Cuba and neighboring areas.

(MUCU, SCU) Antonio Maceo International Airport, Santiago de Cuba – Cuba
- Longest Runway: 13,123 feet

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