5-Day Standard Package

Havana Deluxe + Vinales Valley, Varadero or Bay of Pigs!

Please note that this is just a suggested itinerary.

All our tours are fully customizable, allowing you to modify them according to your preferences.
For example, you can extend or shorten your tour, or add or remove any location, site, or activity!

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Plus, you’ll have a break every day during your tours where you can grab lunch, sip on some drinks at a bar, or rest at your accommodation.

Day 1 - Arrival

Begin your Cuban adventure with a warm welcome in Havana, where vibrant culture and history await your discovery!

Private Transfer from the Airport.

Your personal tour guide will be waiting at the airport terminal exit to pick you up and take you to your accommodation. 

Check-in and free time to freshen up and get comfortable.

Enjoy a walk around to get familiar with the area.

Your guide will outline the primary points of interest and recommend several outstanding cafes, live music venues, and restaurants where you can relax during your free time.

Cannon Shoot Ceremony at El Morro Fortress.

One of the oldest traditions in Cuba is the ceremony of El Cañonazo, a cannon shot that has been happening every day for the last 350 years. Originally meant to be a signal to close the doors of the city wall in order to defend from pirates and bandits, nowadays is a symbolic and impressive performance carried on exactly at 9:00 PM.

Free evening.

Enjoy some drinks or live music at one of the finest bars and cafes in the area, or return to your accommodation to relax and prepare for the following day.

Day 2 - Exploring Havana

Havana, the capital city of Cuba, is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, stunning architecture, music and dance.

Breakfast at your accommodation.

City tour in an amazing classic car.

Choose between a classic convertible or a/c hardtop car!

During this tour, you'll have the unique opportunity to ride in a classic convertible car from the '50s as you explore both historic landmarks and modern attractions in the city.
Your adventure will begin at the Old Fort, known as Morro-Cabaña Castle, a majestic fortress that offers a glimpse into the city's rich colonial history.

Next, you'll visit the iconic Christ Statue, which provides stunning panoramic views of Old Havana. Enjoy the sights along the Malecón Promenade, where the ocean waves create a beautiful backdrop for the vibrant atmosphere of the city. As you cruise through the upscale neighborhood of Vedado, you'll witness the elegance and style of high-class living.

You'll stop at the National Hotel, a symbol of historic luxury and mafia affairs in Havana before the Revolution, to appreciate its architectural beauty and storied past. Continue your journey to Revolution Square, a historic site where thousands of Cubans stood for hours listening to speeches by President Fidel Castro during the first decades of the Revolution. This is an essential highlight, as it remains a pivotal location in the nation’s history.

As you pass by Colón Cemetery, be prepared to be captivated by its numerous mausoleums and intricate sculptures. Finally, find serenity in the greenery of the Metropolitan Forest, a peaceful oasis amidst the urban buzz.

Enjoy every moment of this unforgettable adventure!

Private Old Havana Walking Tour.

In the historic center, designated UNESCO Heritage Site in 1982, you will admire the Four Main Squares: Plaza Vieja, Plaza de San Francisco de Asís, Plaza de Armas, and Plaza de la Catedral.
This area is rich in cultural experiences, featuring notable attractions such as museums, art galleries, libraries, parks... 

You will stroll down Obispo Boulevard, where you'll find a variety of local shops and craft markets. Be sure to stop by El Floridita Bar, famously known as Hemingway’s favorite place in the 1920s and currently ranked among the Top 10 Most Famous Bars in the World. 

Other significant sites include the Capitol, Central Park, the Grand Theatre, the Bacardí Building and the Museum of the Revolution.

Havana Club Rum Museum.

Discover everything about Cuba’s beloved national liquor: the rum.

From the origins of rum history, tracing back to the arrival of the Spaniards in the New World, to the development of the sugarcane industries and how it played a crucial role un the evolution of various types of rum. By hearing the fascinating story about the processes behind this iconic spirit, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship involved in rum production.

Free evening or optional show.

This is the ideal evening to attend a show like the tribute to the Buenavista Social Club or Cabaret Tropicana.
If interested,  you should inform us ahead of time in oder to reserve the tickets.

Day 3 - Experience Havana

A full day through Art, Culture & Tradition!

Breakfast at the accommodation.

Cigar Factory Tour.

You'll have an interesting tour inside one of the most important factories in Havana where you will learn the whole process involved in the production of a cigar.​

Fusterlandia Art Project.

Fusterlandia was established in the 1990s in a small fishing town called Jaimanitas. The artist José Fuster envisioned this vibrant project to improve the town's economy by attracting both national and international tourists. His unique mosaics and painting styles draw inspiration from various artists, notably Picasso and Gaudí, which he developed during his extensive travels across Europe. Over the years, the town gained significant popularity, with even celebrities such as Madonna and Katy Perry visiting and supporting this initiative, solidifying its status as a cultural landmark.

Cojimar Fishermen Village.

You will visit the charming fishermen's town where Hemingway spent many of his days aboard his beloved boat. This picturesque village not only served as a retreat for the author, but also inspired his acclaimed novel “The Old Man and the Sea.” 

Finca Vigia.

Visit the former residence of Ernest Hemingway, where he lived for over two decades before the Revolution. The property has been turned into a museum and is remarkably well-preserved, showcasing his personal belongings, a vast collection of books, manuscripts, photographs, and trophies from his hunting expeditions, along with all the furniture and decorations just as he left them.

Afternoon at the beach or optional activities.

Spend a few hours at the nice beaches of Playas del Este, or choose from some of the following optional private experiences:

Cigars & Rum Tasting.

Salsa Dancing Class.

Authentic Cuban Cooking & Cocktails experience with a local chef.
(Dinner & drinks Included).

 

Free evening.

Day 4 - Day tour to a location of your choice.

Choose one from the following options:

Vinales Valley

Breakfast at the accommodation.

Private transfer to Vinales.

Los Jazmines Hotel Viewpoint.
Conveniently situated just a few minutes from the town center, its the best possible spot to have a beautiful view of the valley and its distinctive "mogotes" (limestone monolyths) rising above the lush tobacco fields and coffee plantations.

Tobacco Farm and Plantations.
The economy of Viñales is predominantly based on the tobacco plantations, and alongside with Pinar del Rio city, is renowned as the source of most of the finest tobacco leaves and cigars in the world. 

During your visit to a tobacco farm, a farmer will teach you the whole process, from sowing the tobacco seeds to the art of rolling handmade cigars. As part of this experience, the farm will graciously offer you one of their cigars to smoke and enjoy.

Horseback or Horse-drawn cart ride in the valley.
Have a horseback or a horse-drawn cart ride to visit another farm that produces local rum, honey, and coffee.

This is the perfect opportunity to discover other handcrafted products that are characteristic of Viñales Valley. 

Optional Farm to Table Lunch.
Don't loose the opportunity to try the typical farm-to-table meal of Viñales! Vegetables, fruits, and creole food, all served fresh on the table.

Indio Cave & Prehistoric Wall.
Visit the "Cueva del Indio" , an ancient cave where indigenous communities settled centuries ago, with the arrival of the Spaniards to the island. A river flows through the cave, and you can navigate a section of it in a motorboat to appreciate the beauty of this remarkable location.

Finally, you will visit the Mural of Prehistory, a massive artwork which honors the archaeological findings of fosiles in the valley. The mural is represented by these prehistoric animals and the first men to inhabit the island. This is a very nice spot for picnics, capturing photos, and sipping on piña coladas

Not far from the Mural of Prehistory, there's the second largest Canopy Zipline, in Cuba, with a distance of 1000 meters and a height of 35 meters above the ground. This will be an exhilarating way to take in the views of the landscape while enjoying a bit of adventure!

Transfer back to Havana.

Free evening.

Varadero & Saturno Cave

Breakfast at the accommodation.

Transfer to Varadero.

Bacunayagua Bridge.
Built in 1959 and still the tallest bridge in Cuba, with a height of more than 100 meters above sealevel. A true wonder of the Civil Engineering in Cuba. This viewpoint will let you admire the Yumurí Valley, take photos of the vultures rising up high in the sky, and enjoy a refreshing piña colada before continuing your trip.

Saturno Cave.
Enjoy a stop at the Saturno Cave. 
As soon as you get inside, you will realize why it was given that name. 
The abstract formations of the stalactites and stalagmites, and the incredibly blue color of its fresh waters, will make you feel like being in another planet, like in a science-fiction movie. 
Here, you can take some of the best photos of your trip and have a great swimming and snorkeling experience in the natural freshwater pool.

Optional Lunch Break.

Relax, Sunbathe and Swim at Varadero Beach.

Return to Havana.

Free evening.

Bay of Pigs

Breakfast at the accommodation.

Transfer to the Bay of Pigs.

Visit a Crocodile Breeding Farm.
A biological station dedicated to the preservation of the Cuban endemic crocodile species. This is going to be an eduactional tour about these fascinating creatures, to learn everything concerning their lifestyle, unique biological features, reproductive characteristics, and diet habits. 

A local guide will share valuable information about the efforts aimed at protecting the crocodile population and its ecological importance for maintaining the balance of the swamp's ecosystem.

Swimming,  snorkeling & optional scuba diving at the Fish Cave.
Next stop will be the Fish Cave, a wonderful "Cenote", ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving. The name "Fish Cave" comes from a natural underwater tunnel that links the sea to the sinkhole, creating a unique submarine habitat.

Here, you can marvel at the abundance of sea life, with numerous species of fish swimming around. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a first-time snorkeler, the Fish Cave offers a fantastic chance to live the beauty of Cuba's aquatic surroundings.

Optional exotic seafood lunch at Paladar Don Alexis.
Don't miss the opportunity to try the exotic delicacies found only at the Bay of Pigs! From excellent fish and seafood options to fresh meats from the local hunting.

Relax, swim and snorkel at Playa Larga Beach.
This is the typical Cuban postcard image: calm clean waters, white sand, palm trees and the exotic vegetal cloak which blanket the surrounding area.

It offers a serene and idyllic escape for those seeking a blend of relaxation, adventure, natural beauty and beach activities.

Playa Giron Museum.
Your last stop will be the Museum of the Bay of Pigs Invasion, located in Playa Girón - the beach where the invasion began. In the museum, you can watch a documentary that oulines the series of events during the battle, and check the exhibition of Soviet artillery and wartanks deployed during the invasion, as well as the American weapons that were confiscated after Cuba's victory. 

Please note:
This museum presents a perspective that is critical of American involvement, reflecting the views of Fidel Castro and the Revolutionary Army. It is advised to approach the exhibits with discretion and understanding the historical context in which they were created.

Transfer to Havana.

Free evening.

Day 5 - Goodbye Havana.

Breakfast at the accommodation.

Private transfer to Havana airport.

Your private driver  will take you  to the airport, unless you have a late afternoon flight that allows you to visit few more sites in the morning.

Standard Package Price

Based on 2 adults sharing a room.

60% Off* for children between 4 and 12 years old sharing the tour with two adults.

Free* for children below 4 years.

SPECIAL RATES
For travel agencies and large groups.

* The discount is for the tour package only. 
Kids still have to pay for the visa.

Solo Traveler

$ 1500

2 Participants

$ 900

per person - sharing a Double or Twin room.

Single Occupancy:+ $ 200

3 - 4 Participants

$ 700

per person - sharing two Double or Twin rooms.

Single Occupancy:+ $ 200

5+ Participants

$ 600

per person - sharing three Double or Twin rooms.

Single Occupancy:+ $ 200

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