Western Cuba could be considered the island’s most diverse region, offering the widest range of experiences on the island, both urban and natural. Comprised of the provinces Pinar del Rio, Habana, Matanzas, Artemisa and Mayabeque, Western Cuba is home to the city of Havana, the most enchanting and cosmopolitan city of the Caribbean, as well as prehistoric murals located on limestone mounds dating to the Jurassic period. In Cuba’s Western Region you can dive the best and most protected reefs known to man and visit Tobacco plantations growing the best crop in the world. The variety and range of natural, historical, cultural, architectural and urban experiences that are available in Cuba’s Western Region make it the most popular area in Cuba to visit and explore.