Each villa contains nearly 8,000 square feet of luxury living space, combining traditional outdoor living with modern luxury, including vaulted ceilings with teak wood and beams.

CéBlue combines the security of a community with the privacy of an individual villa. Each villa has a stunning view of the turquoise waters of the sea, and the landscaping is a site to enjoy in itself with all the Caribbean colors.
 

Viceroy Hotels and Resorts deliver one-of-a-kind lifestyle experiences that bring together provocative design and intuitive service in some of the world's most sought-after destinations. Its two distinctive collections of properties – Viceroy Hotels and Resorts and Urban Retreats – redefine the very concept of boutique and luxury hospitality.

Kamique is about pampered luxury villa vacations.  Our villas and estates are designed to provide the ultimate in exclusive escapes – away from the crowds of large resort properties without sacrificing the service and care the luxury traveler has come to expect.

 

We designed our villas to feel like a home to every one of our guests. Each features two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a large, fully equipped kitchen and a spacious living area. Wooden cathedral ceilings, granite counter tops, and West Indian tiling bring the interior of every villa to life. A private splash pool and large outdoor area give you an intimate place to relax in the sun or entertain company at night. Vibrant tropical landscaping flourishes throughout the property and adorns the outside of each villa, creating a colorful sense of privacy for each of our guests.

Since the travel restrictions between the USA and Cuba dropped earlier this year the communist country has started to adapt some modern trends from the Western world. Some see this as a loss of traditional Cuban culture, while others find it fascinating to see Cuban youth embracing global fashions, music and ideas into their lives as the new seeps into the old Cuba.

Davis Cup began in 1900 as a competition between USA and Great Britain. It’s now the world’s largest annual international team competition in sport, with 126 nations taking part in 2015.

Each February, Havana’s International Book Fair transforms the old Spanish fortification San Carlos de La Cabana that overlooks the Havana harbour into one of the biggest book parties in the world. It takes place in Havana City for 10 days before continuing on to the other cities for two more weeks. The book fair ends in the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba.

Americans Renée Tomlin and Kirsten Kasper with USA Triathlon Board of Directors President Barry Siff.

ITU athlete Alan Webb contributed to this report.

This weekend, 27 U.S. triathletes traveled to Cuba, making them some of the first American triathletes to compete in the country in over 50 years. (Read about how the opportunity came about here.)

The eight U.S. professional athletes in the group competed in Saturday’s CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon in Habana, beginning their 2015 journey for Olympic/ITU points.

Taking their name from the Spanish word for ‘ringmaster’, rarely has such a fitting title been bestowed on a sports team, with the Cuba Domadores outfit arriving filled with agile and skilful boxing talent for its WSB debut in Season IV.

Despite being placed in the so called ‘Group of Death’ in their inaugural campaign, Cuba lost just one match from ten outings – a narrow 3-2 away battle with Russian Boxing Team – managing to notch up an incredible six whitewashes as they finished top of Group B.

WASHINGTON, USA -- US Congresswoman Kay Granger (TX-12) travelled this week to the Costa Rica - Nicaragua border area to gain an understanding of the difficulties faced in Central America by a large influx of Cuban migrants headed for the US southern border.

Granger is the chairman of the House State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, and headed the House Speaker’s Working Group on national security and the humanitarian crisis on the southern border last year.