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Cuba, 10Days/9Nights, with Oksana

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01.12.2026 - 10.12.2026

Place

Cuba, Havana

Tour duration

10 Days

Group size

9 people

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13+

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Breakfast at Hotels

Private Transfers for all Activities

Activities according to the Itinerary

Lunch/Dinner according to the itinerary

Travel Insurance

Amsaan App

Deaf Tour Leader Services

Teatro Tomás Terry

Not included in the price

Visa

International Flights

Airport Transfers

Souvenirs

Lunch/Dinner (not included in itinerary)

Detailed tour program

Day 1: Arrival in Havana

Arrival in Havana airport.
Welcome by your English-speaking local guide and transfer by bus of 16 seats to your hotel. We suggest a colonial-style boutique hotel in Old Havana like Armadores de Santander.
Overnight on BB basis.

No Meals

Day 2: Exploring Havana

Breakfast.
At 09h00 am Tour with your guide in convertible classic American cars through the city (3 hours).
We visit spots as Plaza de la Revolucion, Malecon, Tribuna Anti-Imperialista, and the view of the city from Morro Castle.
We visit a food and vegetables market and a rationing store, so guests get an idea of how the Cubans get their food every day.
We end up in Old Havana and have lunch at the emblematic restaurant Bodeguita del Medio. Here the mojito was invented. We have of course mojito and a meal of Cuban specialties accompanied by life music.
In the afternoon walk in Old Havana with the guide visiting the different Plazas and streets.
Visit of the rum museum Havana Club.
Walk back to the lodging.

Breakfast and lunch

Morro Cabaña Fortress

Day 3: Travel to Viñales

Breakfast.
Your guide and bus at the hotel. 9h00 am departure to Viñales valley, which is UNESCO world heritage destination and the tobacco growing area. On the way we visit Las Terrazas, a community in the heart of the Sierra del Rosario. Description of the Las Terrazas social project and visit to the community.
Guided visit to the heart of the tropical forest and along the San Juan River with its magnificent natural pools.
Visit to the historic coffee plantation Buenavista.
In the afternoon, continue to Viñales.
Visit of the viewpoint over the valley from Jazmines and visit of the village.
You have overnight in the houses of locals in the center. Many local people rent rooms that arranged just like 3 stars hotel rooms. You have your private bathroom, AC, breakfast included.
We have dinner tonight in Paladar Buenavista with great views over the Valley at sunset.

Breakfast and Dinner

Mirador Los Jazmines

Day 4: Tobacco Valleys

Breakfast.
At 09h00 am you will have a tour on horseback through the valley with the guide. You visit a tobacco farm.
Visit of the Mural of the Prehistory and the Indian Cave.
At noon there is a local lunch included at the farm finca Paraiso with great views over the valley.
Evening at leisure.
November to April is tobacco harvest period, and in these months, you see everywhere tobacco and farmers working in the fields.

Breakfast and Lunch

Day 5: Travel to Bay of Pigs (Playa Girón)

Breakfast.
8 AM, we go to the area of the Bay of Pigs. In April 1961 fierce battles took place here between the troops of Fidel Castro and an opponent army of Cuban Americans trained by the CIA. Nowadays it is a nature park where you can do excellent snorkeling right from the shores into the Caribbean Sea. On arrival we visit the local crocodile farm. The guide gives time at one of the spots where you can snorkel (equipment is available to rent).
In the afternoon, continue to Cienfuegos. Nice turn-of-the-century architecture is everywhere in this typical Caribbean City. We visit the Parque Martí, Theatre Terry, Prado Boulevard and Punta Gorda area with Palacio Valle.
Overnight in Cienfuegos in the hotel La Unión. In the evening you have dinner at the seaside restaurant Villa Lagarto surrounded by the water of the bay.

Breakfast and Dinner

Criadero de Cocodrilos

Day 6: Travel to Trinidad

08h30 am we leave to the mountains of the Escambray to the valley of El Nicho where we can do a light trail that passes several beautiful waterfalls surrounded by tropical jungle. We can even swim in the falls.
In the afternoon, we continue to Trinidad. Visit of the historic center of Trinidad with orientation walk. Overnight at Memories Trinidad beach resort. This hotel is located at Ancon Beach 10 km from Trinidad center and is all-inclusive. Evening at leisure.

Breakfast

Day 7: Exploring Trinidad

Breakfast.
Visit of the historic center with the local church, the Romantic Museum, colonial streets and squares. You visit the Manaca Iznaga Hacienda in the Valley of the Ingenios. View of the Valley from the viewpoint at sunset. where the history of sugarcane began in Cuba. You visit the viewpoint, and the Hacienda San Isidro. In the afternoon you have time at leisure in the all-inclusive hotel.
In the evening the guide shows the Trinidad nightlife with many bars and life music in the streets.

Breakfast

Museo Palacio Brunet

Torre Manaca Iznaga

Day 8: Santa Clara

Breakfast.
9h00 am Departure to Santa Clara. On the way you visit the colonial town of Sancti Spiritus.
In Santa Clara you visit the Mausoleum of Che Guevara, the hero of international Socialism.
You continue to Varadero. Your Cuban guide and driver leave you here.

Overnight in the hotel Melia Varadero, 5 stars top hotel in Varadero at a nice stretch of beach and right next to the Plaza Las Americas shopping center. You have a standard room all-inclusive.

Breakfast

Day 9: Free Day

Free time in the all-inclusive

Breakfast

Day 10: Departure

Free time in the all-inclusive.
Check out of the room at noon but you can still enjoy the all-inclusive.
Transfer takes you to Havana airport according to your flight out.

Breakfast

Before You Ask – It’s Probably Here (FAQ)

What is the best way to travel to Cuba?

The best way to travel to Cuba is by airplane. The main international airport is José Martí International Airport (HAV) in Havana. There are direct flights from major cities in the US, Canada, Europe, and Latin America. Domestic flights, buses, and taxis are available for traveling within Cuba.

When is the best time to visit Cuba?

The best time to visit is during the dry season (November to April) when the weather is warm, sunny, and less humid. The rainy season (May to October) is hotter and more humid, with occasional hurricanes from June to November.

What's the weather like in Cuba?

Cuba has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round (25-30°C / 77-86°F). The dry season (November-April) is cooler and more comfortable, while the rainy season (May-October) is hotter and more humid.

Do I need a visa to enter Cuba?

Most travelers need a Cuban Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), which allows a stay of up to 30 days (extendable to 60 days). Some nationalities may require a visa. Travelers from the US must follow additional travel restrictions. Check with the Cuban embassy or your airline for requirements.

Can I drink the water?

No, it’s not safe to drink tap water in Cuba. Always drink bottled or filtered water to avoid stomach issues. Most hotels and restaurants provide safe drinking water.

What clothing can I wear in Cuba?

Cuba has a warm and tropical climate, so lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal. Comfortable summer attire like shorts, T-shirts, sundresses, and sandals are perfect for exploring cities and beaches. When visiting cultural or religious sites, modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is recommended. A sarong or light scarf can be useful for such occasions. In the evenings, some restaurants and bars may require smart-casual attire, so packing a nice outfit and closed-toe shoes is a good idea. Sun protection, including a hat and sunglasses, is essential for daytime activities.

What currency does Cuba use?

Cuba uses the Cuban Peso (CUP). Foreign credit/debit cards may not work due to restrictions, so bring cash (Euros or USD) and exchange at official places. Some tourist areas accept foreign currencies.

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