Central Mexico and Unforgettable Cuba
Duration
20 Days
Physical rate
Moderate
Start city
Mexico City, Ciudad De México State
Available
April 2025 / March 2026
Cities to visit: Mexico City, Ciudad De México State; El Oro De Hidalgo; Mine Two Star; Tlalpujahua; Patzcuaro; Morelia; Cuitzeo Del Porvenir; Guadalajara; Guanajuato; Dolores Hidalgo; San Miguel De Allende; Querétaro; Tula; Puebla; Val Quirico; Havana; Guama; Punta Perdiz; Giron; Cienfuegos; Trinidad; Valle De Los Ingenios; Camaguey; Guaimaro; Bayamo; Santiago De Cuba; Holguin; Guardalavaca; Laguna La Redonda; Cayo Coco; Remedios; Central Azucarera; Santa Clara
Detailed day by day description
Introduction
Dear Traveler: thank you for choosing us to perform this Tour! We hope you enjoy your trip.
Here we give you a guidance on their tour with the information that we believe may be of your interest. The information is indicative, may exist variations on designated hours.
TRANSFER from the airport, if you have it included or purchasing. Our transfer will be waiting for you with a poster on behalf of Europamundo or its name to the output of the custom (after collecting your luggage)..
Remember to inform us by phone if you lost your connection flight or expected delay of their arrival, in your VOUCHER figure the phone of the transfer.
IMPORTANT: If you had additional nights upon arrival the hotel will have your reservation, but his travel guide normally will not be until the night before the start of the tour.
Day
Welcome to Mexico! Upon arrival, we’ll provide a transfer to the hotel, after which you will have free time. Our guide will contact you late in the afternoon.
IMPORTANT: If you requested additional nights, your room will be ready upon arrival at the hotel, but your trip guide will only contact you when the included activities begin. Until then, you’ll have free time to enjoy at your leisure.
Note: The schedules provided in this itinerary are indicative. The guide may adjust them as needed to enhance the trip experience.
IMPORTANT: If you requested additional nights, your room will be ready upon arrival at the hotel, but your trip guide will only contact you when the included activities begin. Until then, you’ll have free time to enjoy at your leisure.
Note: The schedules provided in this itinerary are indicative. The guide may adjust them as needed to enhance the trip experience.
08.30 hrs.- Today we have a fantastic day acquaint ourselves with Mexico. We include a sightseeing tour of the city . We will visit the Plaza of Three Cultures, and the historic centre in which the Zócalo (main square) and its Metropolitan Cathedral stand out, the main Aztec temple, Chapultepec Park, the “Paseo de la Reforma” Avenue and the other main avenues of this impressive city.
At the end of the visit we travel to the BASILICA OF GUADALUPE , the most visited Catholic temple in the Americas where the Virgin of Guadalupe is found. There we will be able to explore the old basilica dating back to the 18th Century and also the modern temple.
In the afternoon we travel to the neighbourhood of XOCHIMILCO, a wonderful place with its canals and semi-floating gardens. Here we include a ride in a “trajinera” , one of the boats festooned with flowers.
18.00 Hrs.- Return to the hotel
21.00 Hrs.- We include a transfer to the Plaza de GARIBALDI , with its many bars, restaurants and bars where tacos and tequila are served and the Mariachis sing. Dinner is included in a traditional restaurant.
At the end of the visit we travel to the BASILICA OF GUADALUPE , the most visited Catholic temple in the Americas where the Virgin of Guadalupe is found. There we will be able to explore the old basilica dating back to the 18th Century and also the modern temple.
In the afternoon we travel to the neighbourhood of XOCHIMILCO, a wonderful place with its canals and semi-floating gardens. Here we include a ride in a “trajinera” , one of the boats festooned with flowers.
18.00 Hrs.- Return to the hotel
21.00 Hrs.- We include a transfer to the Plaza de GARIBALDI , with its many bars, restaurants and bars where tacos and tequila are served and the Mariachis sing. Dinner is included in a traditional restaurant.
Total distance covered: 372 km.
Scenery: We’ll cross the central mountains of Mexico, passing through forested valleys filled with pine and oak trees, in a region where nature and mining history intertwine.
07:30 a.m. – Departure from Mexico City. We’ll leave the capital behind and head into the lush landscapes of the State of Mexico. A scenic mountain road will lead us to our first destination.
10:15 a.m. – El Oro de Hidalgo. Arrival at this Pueblo Mágico , a town that flourished during the gold and silver mining boom. Its streets echo a European past, with elegant architecture such as the Juárez Theater and the old train station. You’ll have time to stroll through its charming historic center.
11:15 a.m. – Departure from El Oro de Hidalgo. We’ll continue toward a remarkable example of the region’s mining heritage.
11:30 a.m. – Mina de las Dos Estrellas. We’ll visit this fascinating site museum, located within an old mine, where we’ll learn about the lives of gold miners and the technological advances of the era (tickets included).
12:45 p.m. – Departure from Mina de las Dos Estrellas. We’ll journey through mountainous terrain, temporary home to the monarch butterfly.
01:00 p.m. – Tlalpujahua. Arrival in this charming Pueblo Mágico in the state of Michoacán, known for its year-round Christmas spirit and handmade blown-glass ornaments. Don’t miss the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, with its stunning pink stone baroque façade. You’ll have time for lunch and to wander its cobbled streets, lined with shops full of Santa Claus figures all year long.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Tlalpujahua. We’ll travel through mountain landscapes and Purépecha lands on our way to the final stop.
05:45 p.m. – Pátzcuaro. Arrival in one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico, where pre-Hispanic heritage blends with colonial architecture. Its tree-lined squares, namesake lake, and bustling artisan markets create a truly unique atmosphere. Free time to start exploring this gem of the Michoacán highlands.
Scenery: We’ll cross the central mountains of Mexico, passing through forested valleys filled with pine and oak trees, in a region where nature and mining history intertwine.
07:30 a.m. – Departure from Mexico City. We’ll leave the capital behind and head into the lush landscapes of the State of Mexico. A scenic mountain road will lead us to our first destination.
10:15 a.m. – El Oro de Hidalgo. Arrival at this Pueblo Mágico , a town that flourished during the gold and silver mining boom. Its streets echo a European past, with elegant architecture such as the Juárez Theater and the old train station. You’ll have time to stroll through its charming historic center.
11:15 a.m. – Departure from El Oro de Hidalgo. We’ll continue toward a remarkable example of the region’s mining heritage.
11:30 a.m. – Mina de las Dos Estrellas. We’ll visit this fascinating site museum, located within an old mine, where we’ll learn about the lives of gold miners and the technological advances of the era (tickets included).
12:45 p.m. – Departure from Mina de las Dos Estrellas. We’ll journey through mountainous terrain, temporary home to the monarch butterfly.
01:00 p.m. – Tlalpujahua. Arrival in this charming Pueblo Mágico in the state of Michoacán, known for its year-round Christmas spirit and handmade blown-glass ornaments. Don’t miss the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, with its stunning pink stone baroque façade. You’ll have time for lunch and to wander its cobbled streets, lined with shops full of Santa Claus figures all year long.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Tlalpujahua. We’ll travel through mountain landscapes and Purépecha lands on our way to the final stop.
05:45 p.m. – Pátzcuaro. Arrival in one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico, where pre-Hispanic heritage blends with colonial architecture. Its tree-lined squares, namesake lake, and bustling artisan markets create a truly unique atmosphere. Free time to start exploring this gem of the Michoacán highlands.
Total distance covered: 362 km.
Scenery: We’ll travel through the heart of western Mexico, surrounded by gentle hills, cultivated fields, and scenic lakes, discovering towns rich in history and monumental cities.
08:30 a.m. – Departure from Pátzcuaro. We’ll leave behind this colonial gem and head toward one of the most important capitals in the country, crossing the characteristic landscapes of the Michoacán highlands.
09:30 a.m. – Morelia. Arrival in the capital of the state of Michoacán, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico thanks to its stunning pink stone architecture. Its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with majestic baroque buildings and leafy plazas. Highlights include the Cathedral, built in the tablerado baroque style with twin towers over 60 meters tall, Plaza de Armas, and its university—one of the oldest in the Americas, founded in 1540. You’ll have free time to stroll and enjoy lunch at one of its traditional restaurants or cafés.
02:00 p.m. – Departure from Morelia. We’ll head to one of the Pueblos Mágicos located near Lake Cuitzeo.
02:45 p.m. – Cuitzeo del Porvenir. Arrival in this charming town on the shores of Mexico’s second-largest lake, known for its rich history and architectural heritage. We’ll visit the stunning former Convent of Santa María Magdalena, a 16th-century masterpiece with Plateresque and Franciscan influences. You’ll have time to wander its cobbled streets and soak in the serenity of this traditional setting.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from Cuitzeo del Porvenir. We’ll continue toward Jalisco, passing through agave fields, plateaus, and rural landscapes typical of western Mexico.
07:00 p.m. – Guadalajara. Arrival in the capital of the state of Jalisco, one of the most vibrant cities in Mexico and birthplace of national icons such as mariachi and tequila. Its historic center features a mix of colonial architecture, lively plazas, and a unique cultural atmosphere. Accommodation and free time to begin exploring this dynamic metropolis.
Scenery: We’ll travel through the heart of western Mexico, surrounded by gentle hills, cultivated fields, and scenic lakes, discovering towns rich in history and monumental cities.
08:30 a.m. – Departure from Pátzcuaro. We’ll leave behind this colonial gem and head toward one of the most important capitals in the country, crossing the characteristic landscapes of the Michoacán highlands.
09:30 a.m. – Morelia. Arrival in the capital of the state of Michoacán, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico thanks to its stunning pink stone architecture. Its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with majestic baroque buildings and leafy plazas. Highlights include the Cathedral, built in the tablerado baroque style with twin towers over 60 meters tall, Plaza de Armas, and its university—one of the oldest in the Americas, founded in 1540. You’ll have free time to stroll and enjoy lunch at one of its traditional restaurants or cafés.
02:00 p.m. – Departure from Morelia. We’ll head to one of the Pueblos Mágicos located near Lake Cuitzeo.
02:45 p.m. – Cuitzeo del Porvenir. Arrival in this charming town on the shores of Mexico’s second-largest lake, known for its rich history and architectural heritage. We’ll visit the stunning former Convent of Santa María Magdalena, a 16th-century masterpiece with Plateresque and Franciscan influences. You’ll have time to wander its cobbled streets and soak in the serenity of this traditional setting.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from Cuitzeo del Porvenir. We’ll continue toward Jalisco, passing through agave fields, plateaus, and rural landscapes typical of western Mexico.
07:00 p.m. – Guadalajara. Arrival in the capital of the state of Jalisco, one of the most vibrant cities in Mexico and birthplace of national icons such as mariachi and tequila. Its historic center features a mix of colonial architecture, lively plazas, and a unique cultural atmosphere. Accommodation and free time to begin exploring this dynamic metropolis.
Total distance covered: 140 km.
Scenery: We’ll journey through the fertile valleys of the state of Jalisco, with sweeping views of the blue agave fields—recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their cultural significance in tequila production.
09:00 a.m. – In the morning, we’ll take a panoramic tour of Guadalajara, a city that blends modernity with deep-rooted traditions. We’ll explore its elegant historic center and admire landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza Tapatía, the traditional San Juan de Dios Market, and the impressive Hospicio Cabañas (admission included), a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing murals by José Clemente Orozco.
12:00 p.m. – Departure from Guadalajara. We’ll travel by road toward the picturesque town of Tequila, birthplace of one of Mexico’s most iconic beverages.
02:00 p.m. – Tequila. Arrival in this colorful town that preserves its traditional charm with cobbled streets, vibrant facades, and surrounding agave plantations. We’ll visit the renowned Mundo Cuervo distillery, where we’ll learn about the artisanal process of tequila production (admission and tasting included). After the visit, you’ll have time to explore the town, browse its local shops, and enjoy lunch at one of its traditional restaurants.
Note: Upon arrival in Tequila, the bus cannot enter the historic center; a walk of approximately 20 minutes will be required.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from Tequila. We’ll begin our return journey to the Jalisco capital, once again enjoying the scenic agave landscape.
05:00 p.m. – Guadalajara. Arrival with free time to continue exploring the city, do some shopping, or enjoy its lively nightlife.
Note: During high season, the distillery visit may be scheduled in the morning, in which case the order of visits will be adjusted without altering the planned content.
Scenery: We’ll journey through the fertile valleys of the state of Jalisco, with sweeping views of the blue agave fields—recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their cultural significance in tequila production.
09:00 a.m. – In the morning, we’ll take a panoramic tour of Guadalajara, a city that blends modernity with deep-rooted traditions. We’ll explore its elegant historic center and admire landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza Tapatía, the traditional San Juan de Dios Market, and the impressive Hospicio Cabañas (admission included), a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing murals by José Clemente Orozco.
12:00 p.m. – Departure from Guadalajara. We’ll travel by road toward the picturesque town of Tequila, birthplace of one of Mexico’s most iconic beverages.
02:00 p.m. – Tequila. Arrival in this colorful town that preserves its traditional charm with cobbled streets, vibrant facades, and surrounding agave plantations. We’ll visit the renowned Mundo Cuervo distillery, where we’ll learn about the artisanal process of tequila production (admission and tasting included). After the visit, you’ll have time to explore the town, browse its local shops, and enjoy lunch at one of its traditional restaurants.
Note: Upon arrival in Tequila, the bus cannot enter the historic center; a walk of approximately 20 minutes will be required.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from Tequila. We’ll begin our return journey to the Jalisco capital, once again enjoying the scenic agave landscape.
05:00 p.m. – Guadalajara. Arrival with free time to continue exploring the city, do some shopping, or enjoy its lively nightlife.
Note: During high season, the distillery visit may be scheduled in the morning, in which case the order of visits will be adjusted without altering the planned content.
Total distance: 275 km
08:00 h.- Guadalajara –Departure-.
13:00 h.- GUANAJUATO – Arrival-.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre.
On arrival, walk down to the Pípila viewpoint , time for photos. Afterwards, we will take the cable car ride to the centre. Free time to have lunch. After lunch, we will visit this beautiful university city declared World Heritage Site, its steep slopes, its narrow streets, its temples. We included a visit to this beautiful university city and World Heritage Site, with its narrow, steep streets and churches. Followed by free time. Visitors who are interested can visit the impressive “Mummies´ Museum”.
17.30/18.00 hrs: Transfer by sprinter vehicle to the hotel.
08:00 h.- Guadalajara –Departure-.
13:00 h.- GUANAJUATO – Arrival-.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre.
On arrival, walk down to the Pípila viewpoint , time for photos. Afterwards, we will take the cable car ride to the centre. Free time to have lunch. After lunch, we will visit this beautiful university city declared World Heritage Site, its steep slopes, its narrow streets, its temples. We included a visit to this beautiful university city and World Heritage Site, with its narrow, steep streets and churches. Followed by free time. Visitors who are interested can visit the impressive “Mummies´ Museum”.
17.30/18.00 hrs: Transfer by sprinter vehicle to the hotel.
Total distance: 170 km
Scenery: Attractive mountain scenery between Guanajuato and Dolores Hidalgo.
08:30 h.- Guanajuato –Departure-. We travel through impressive mountain landscapes.
10:00 h.- DOLORES HIDALGO , the birthplace of Mexican independence. Visit to the church where the priest “Hidalgo” cried out for independence.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre.
11:30 h.- Dolores Hidalgo –Departure-.On the way, we will visit the Sanctuary of ATOTONILCO , known as "Sanctuary of God and the Patria", a World Heritage Site (sometimes we will not be able to visit its interior due to the retreats that take place).
13:30 h.- SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE , a beautiful city with colonial architecture and cobbled streets, declared a World Heritage Site. Time to explore.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre. In this case, the alternative is to walk for about 15 minutes or take public transport.
17:00 h.- San Miguel de Allende –Departure.
18:30 h.- QUERÉTARO –Arrival-. City with its attractive colonial city centre, main square and busy restaurants and pedestrian streets.
Scenery: Attractive mountain scenery between Guanajuato and Dolores Hidalgo.
08:30 h.- Guanajuato –Departure-. We travel through impressive mountain landscapes.
10:00 h.- DOLORES HIDALGO , the birthplace of Mexican independence. Visit to the church where the priest “Hidalgo” cried out for independence.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre.
11:30 h.- Dolores Hidalgo –Departure-.On the way, we will visit the Sanctuary of ATOTONILCO , known as "Sanctuary of God and the Patria", a World Heritage Site (sometimes we will not be able to visit its interior due to the retreats that take place).
13:30 h.- SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE , a beautiful city with colonial architecture and cobbled streets, declared a World Heritage Site. Time to explore.
Important Note: It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre. In this case, the alternative is to walk for about 15 minutes or take public transport.
17:00 h.- San Miguel de Allende –Departure.
18:30 h.- QUERÉTARO –Arrival-. City with its attractive colonial city centre, main square and busy restaurants and pedestrian streets.
Total distance covered: 471 km.
Scenery: We’ll travel across the high plains of central Mexico, passing through cultivated fields, mountain ranges, and volcanic landscapes. This journey will unveil ancestral, colonial, and contemporary Mexico all in a single day.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Querétaro. We’ll begin our journey heading south, entering regions rich in history and cultural heritage.
10:00 a.m. – Tula. Arrival at the archaeological site of Tula (admission included), the former capital of the Toltec civilization—precursors to many Mesoamerican traditions. Among the most striking features are the Atlantes, four-meter-tall warrior figures carved in stone, symbolizing the Toltecs’ military might. The site also features remains of pyramids, palaces, and columns with intricate carvings, showcasing the sophistication of this ancient culture.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from Tula. We’ll continue by road to one of Mexico’s most iconic colonial cities.
02:15 p.m. – Puebla. Arrival in this UNESCO World Heritage city, known for its exquisite cuisine (birthplace of mole poblano), colonial baroque architecture, and traditional Talavera pottery. Highlights include the grand Renaissance-style Cathedral, one of the most impressive in the Americas, and the lively Zócalo, a bustling square surrounded by arcades. Free time to enjoy lunch and stroll through its historic center.
05:00 p.m. – Departure from Puebla. We’ll continue our route toward an unexpected destination hidden in the Mexican landscape.
05:45 p.m. – Val’Quirico. Arrival in this unique village inspired by the European countryside, especially the Italian region of Tuscany. This medieval-style architectural complex features cobblestone alleys, charming plazas, and stone-and-wood facades. You’ll have free time to take photos, enjoy a drink, or browse its designer shops and restaurants.
06:45 p.m. – Departure from Val’Quirico. We’ll head back toward the Mexican capital.
08:30 p.m. – Mexico City. Arrival.
Scenery: We’ll travel across the high plains of central Mexico, passing through cultivated fields, mountain ranges, and volcanic landscapes. This journey will unveil ancestral, colonial, and contemporary Mexico all in a single day.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Querétaro. We’ll begin our journey heading south, entering regions rich in history and cultural heritage.
10:00 a.m. – Tula. Arrival at the archaeological site of Tula (admission included), the former capital of the Toltec civilization—precursors to many Mesoamerican traditions. Among the most striking features are the Atlantes, four-meter-tall warrior figures carved in stone, symbolizing the Toltecs’ military might. The site also features remains of pyramids, palaces, and columns with intricate carvings, showcasing the sophistication of this ancient culture.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from Tula. We’ll continue by road to one of Mexico’s most iconic colonial cities.
02:15 p.m. – Puebla. Arrival in this UNESCO World Heritage city, known for its exquisite cuisine (birthplace of mole poblano), colonial baroque architecture, and traditional Talavera pottery. Highlights include the grand Renaissance-style Cathedral, one of the most impressive in the Americas, and the lively Zócalo, a bustling square surrounded by arcades. Free time to enjoy lunch and stroll through its historic center.
05:00 p.m. – Departure from Puebla. We’ll continue our route toward an unexpected destination hidden in the Mexican landscape.
05:45 p.m. – Val’Quirico. Arrival in this unique village inspired by the European countryside, especially the Italian region of Tuscany. This medieval-style architectural complex features cobblestone alleys, charming plazas, and stone-and-wood facades. You’ll have free time to take photos, enjoy a drink, or browse its designer shops and restaurants.
06:45 p.m. – Departure from Val’Quirico. We’ll head back toward the Mexican capital.
08:30 p.m. – Mexico City. Arrival.
After breakfast a transfer takes you to the airport to take your flight to La Havana. Upon arrival, we shall be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel. To welcome you at the end of the afternoon we will include a trip in an old classic car to the fortress of San Carlos passing the ‘Malecón’ and we will attend the cannon shooting ceremony (admission included) . Return to the hotel (by coach or vehicles) and accommodation.
08:00 a.m. – This morning, we’ll enjoy a tour lasting approximately four hours. We’ll explore Colonial Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as Revolution Square and the University of Havana. We’ll also visit the Havana Club Rum Museum. Later, we’ll cross the bay by boat to the town of Regla to visit the Church of the Virgin of Regla, a deeply spiritual place where Catholic and Afro-Cuban beliefs intertwine in a powerful display of religious syncretism. Will you buy flowers and have your palm read by a daughter of Ochún? Around lunchtime, we’ll head to the Callejón del Chorro area, known for its many paladares (privately owned restaurants), where you’ll have time to stroll and enjoy lunch. Free time in the afternoon.
Total distance covered: 245 km.
Scenery: This route will take us through lush Cuban tropical landscapes, mangroves, and protected wetlands. Later, we’ll drive along the Caribbean coast, where crystal-clear waters and rich vegetation create a stunning backdrop.
Note: Wear comfortable clothing, a swimsuit, and non-slip shoes for water activities. Have your camera ready to capture the diverse flora and fauna of the national park.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Havana. We’ll travel south across sugar cane fields, palm groves, and small towns, heading toward one of Cuba’s most biodiverse regions.
11:00 a.m. – Guamá. Located within the Zapata Swamp National Park, we’ll visit the Crocodile Breeding Center and take a boat ride on the Treasure Lagoon, surrounded by Taino legends and lush vegetation. In the nearby Taino Village, we’ll explore a re-creation of pre-Columbian life, featuring life-sized sculptures that depict the early Caribbean inhabitants.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Taino Village. We’ll continue along the Caribbean coastline to reach Punta Perdiz.
01:00 p.m. – Punta Perdiz. Free time to enjoy the sea. Lunch will be included, and you’ll have the chance to swim, explore natural cenotes, or go snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters filled with marine life.
03:30 p.m. – Departure from Punta Perdiz. We’ll continue our journey toward a place of great significance in Cuba’s recent history.
04:00 p.m. – Playa Girón. Visit to the Playa Girón Museum, which tells the story of the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban resistance during the revolution.
04:30 p.m. – Departure from Playa Girón. We’ll take the road to our final destination for the day.
05:30 p.m. – Cienfuegos. Known as “The Pearl of the South,” this elegant port city, with its French neoclassical architecture, will charm us as we tour the historic center, the seafront promenade, and Punta Gorda.
06:30 p.m. – Departure from Cienfuegos toward the hotel.
07:00 p.m. – Arrival at Rancho Luna Hotel. Dinner will be included and overnight stay.
Scenery: This route will take us through lush Cuban tropical landscapes, mangroves, and protected wetlands. Later, we’ll drive along the Caribbean coast, where crystal-clear waters and rich vegetation create a stunning backdrop.
Note: Wear comfortable clothing, a swimsuit, and non-slip shoes for water activities. Have your camera ready to capture the diverse flora and fauna of the national park.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Havana. We’ll travel south across sugar cane fields, palm groves, and small towns, heading toward one of Cuba’s most biodiverse regions.
11:00 a.m. – Guamá. Located within the Zapata Swamp National Park, we’ll visit the Crocodile Breeding Center and take a boat ride on the Treasure Lagoon, surrounded by Taino legends and lush vegetation. In the nearby Taino Village, we’ll explore a re-creation of pre-Columbian life, featuring life-sized sculptures that depict the early Caribbean inhabitants.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Taino Village. We’ll continue along the Caribbean coastline to reach Punta Perdiz.
01:00 p.m. – Punta Perdiz. Free time to enjoy the sea. Lunch will be included, and you’ll have the chance to swim, explore natural cenotes, or go snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters filled with marine life.
03:30 p.m. – Departure from Punta Perdiz. We’ll continue our journey toward a place of great significance in Cuba’s recent history.
04:00 p.m. – Playa Girón. Visit to the Playa Girón Museum, which tells the story of the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban resistance during the revolution.
04:30 p.m. – Departure from Playa Girón. We’ll take the road to our final destination for the day.
05:30 p.m. – Cienfuegos. Known as “The Pearl of the South,” this elegant port city, with its French neoclassical architecture, will charm us as we tour the historic center, the seafront promenade, and Punta Gorda.
06:30 p.m. – Departure from Cienfuegos toward the hotel.
07:00 p.m. – Arrival at Rancho Luna Hotel. Dinner will be included and overnight stay.
Total distance covered: 85 km.
Scenery: We’ll travel through the rural heart of south-central Cuba, passing green sugar cane plantations, gentle hills, and small towns that still preserve the true essence of the Caribbean.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Cienfuegos. We’ll leave behind this elegant colonial city and head toward Trinidad, a heritage jewel nestled between the Escambray Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.
10:30 a.m. – Trinidad. We’ll begin our visit at the workshop of Chichi Santander, a prominent figure in traditional Trinitarian pottery, where we’ll get a closer look at this centuries-old craft. Then, we’ll take a walking tour of the historic center, considered an open-air museum and declared a World Heritage Site. As we stroll along its cobblestone streets, we’ll admire colonial architecture around the main square, visit the iconic Bar La Canchánchara, and explore the Santería Yemayá Temple, dedicated to the sea goddess. A santero will introduce us to the beliefs and rituals of this ancient Afro-Cuban religion. Lunch will be included at a charming local restaurant.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Trinidad toward the coast.
03:30 p.m. – Arrival at Playa Ancón Resort. Check-in at Memories Trinidad del Mar Hotel (all-inclusive). Free afternoon to enjoy the Caribbean Sea at one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, unwind at the resort, or return on your own to Trinidad’s historic center.
08:30 p.m. – Transfer to Trinidad. In the evening, we’ll offer a transfer to the center of Trinidad so you can soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere, with live Cuban music near the cathedral and cozy local restaurants.
11:00 p.m. – Return to the hotel.
Scenery: We’ll travel through the rural heart of south-central Cuba, passing green sugar cane plantations, gentle hills, and small towns that still preserve the true essence of the Caribbean.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Cienfuegos. We’ll leave behind this elegant colonial city and head toward Trinidad, a heritage jewel nestled between the Escambray Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.
10:30 a.m. – Trinidad. We’ll begin our visit at the workshop of Chichi Santander, a prominent figure in traditional Trinitarian pottery, where we’ll get a closer look at this centuries-old craft. Then, we’ll take a walking tour of the historic center, considered an open-air museum and declared a World Heritage Site. As we stroll along its cobblestone streets, we’ll admire colonial architecture around the main square, visit the iconic Bar La Canchánchara, and explore the Santería Yemayá Temple, dedicated to the sea goddess. A santero will introduce us to the beliefs and rituals of this ancient Afro-Cuban religion. Lunch will be included at a charming local restaurant.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Trinidad toward the coast.
03:30 p.m. – Arrival at Playa Ancón Resort. Check-in at Memories Trinidad del Mar Hotel (all-inclusive). Free afternoon to enjoy the Caribbean Sea at one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, unwind at the resort, or return on your own to Trinidad’s historic center.
08:30 p.m. – Transfer to Trinidad. In the evening, we’ll offer a transfer to the center of Trinidad so you can soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere, with live Cuban music near the cathedral and cozy local restaurants.
11:00 p.m. – Return to the hotel.
Total distance covered: 270 km.
Scenery: This journey offers an in-depth look at Cuba’s inland beauty—fertile valleys, historic ruins, sugar cane plantations, and colorful colonial cities wrapped in the tropical greenery of the island’s central region.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Trinidad. We’ll head into the heart of the historic Valley of the Sugar Mills, once the thriving center of Cuba’s sugar industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.
09:15 a.m. – San Isidro de los Destiladeros, Valley of the Sugar Mills. We’ll visit this well-preserved former sugar mill, where we’ll delve into the history of sugar production, the region’s economic boom, and the crucial—yet tragic—role of slavery in this process.
10:15 a.m. – Departure from San Isidro toward Manaca Iznaga.
10:25 a.m. – Manaca Iznaga. At this iconic plantation estate, you’ll have the opportunity to climb its historic watchtower, which offers a breathtaking 360° view of the valley. The tower, a powerful symbol of control and colonial wealth, stands as a reminder of an era shaped by forced labor and prosperity.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from Manaca Iznaga. We’ll continue our journey northward.
01:00 p.m. – Sancti Spíritus. This charming colonial town, often overlooked by tourists, welcomes us with its quiet and authentic atmosphere. We’ll stroll through its historic center, visit the main church and central square, and enjoy lunch included at a local restaurant.
02:30 p.m. – Departure from Sancti Spíritus. We’ll cross the heart of Cuba heading east, passing grazing fields, palm groves, and rural villages.
06:00 p.m. – Camagüey. Arrival in a city known for its vibrant artistic spirit, maze-like plazas, and traditional clay jars called tinajones. We’ll settle into our hotel. In the evening, we recommend exploring Camagüey’s lively nightlife and enjoying dinner at a local restaurant with live Cuban music.
Scenery: This journey offers an in-depth look at Cuba’s inland beauty—fertile valleys, historic ruins, sugar cane plantations, and colorful colonial cities wrapped in the tropical greenery of the island’s central region.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Trinidad. We’ll head into the heart of the historic Valley of the Sugar Mills, once the thriving center of Cuba’s sugar industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.
09:15 a.m. – San Isidro de los Destiladeros, Valley of the Sugar Mills. We’ll visit this well-preserved former sugar mill, where we’ll delve into the history of sugar production, the region’s economic boom, and the crucial—yet tragic—role of slavery in this process.
10:15 a.m. – Departure from San Isidro toward Manaca Iznaga.
10:25 a.m. – Manaca Iznaga. At this iconic plantation estate, you’ll have the opportunity to climb its historic watchtower, which offers a breathtaking 360° view of the valley. The tower, a powerful symbol of control and colonial wealth, stands as a reminder of an era shaped by forced labor and prosperity.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from Manaca Iznaga. We’ll continue our journey northward.
01:00 p.m. – Sancti Spíritus. This charming colonial town, often overlooked by tourists, welcomes us with its quiet and authentic atmosphere. We’ll stroll through its historic center, visit the main church and central square, and enjoy lunch included at a local restaurant.
02:30 p.m. – Departure from Sancti Spíritus. We’ll cross the heart of Cuba heading east, passing grazing fields, palm groves, and rural villages.
06:00 p.m. – Camagüey. Arrival in a city known for its vibrant artistic spirit, maze-like plazas, and traditional clay jars called tinajones. We’ll settle into our hotel. In the evening, we recommend exploring Camagüey’s lively nightlife and enjoying dinner at a local restaurant with live Cuban music.
Total Distance Covered: 340 km
Scenery: Today’s journey takes us through eastern Cuba, passing agricultural plains, palm groves, and historic towns, with the Sierra Maestra mountains visible in the distance.
08:00 a.m. – We´ll start the day exploring the fascinating historic center of Camagüey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get ready to discover its maze-like streets, its four main squares, and visit the studio of Martha Jiménez, a renowned Cuban sculptor. This walking tour is full of art, architecture, and history.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Camagüey. We’ll head east, traveling through towns rich in history. Along the way, we’ll make a short stop in Guaimaro, a significant site where Cuba’s first constitutional assembly was held in 1869. It was here that the country’s independence and the abolition of slavery were proclaimed—an essential chapter in Cuban history.
01:00 p.m. – Arrival in Bayamo. This charming colonial city breathes the spirit of Cuba’s independence movement. We’ll enjoy an included lunch at the Royalton Bayamo Hotel restaurant. Afterwards, we’ll visit Plaza del Himno, the historic square where Cuba’s national anthem was sung for the first time, and then stop by the local chess academy, where young talents train in an inspiring setting.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Bayamo. We’ll continue our route toward the most charismatic city in eastern Cuba.
06:00 p.m. – Arrival in Santiago de Cuba. Cuba’s second-largest city and birthplace of the revolution, Santiago is known for its vibrant culture, musical traditions, and rebellious spirit. To end the day, we’ll visit the famous Casa de la Trova, a cultural hotspot and meeting place for Cuban music lovers, where we’ll enjoy live performances full of rhythm, passion, and soul.
Scenery: Today’s journey takes us through eastern Cuba, passing agricultural plains, palm groves, and historic towns, with the Sierra Maestra mountains visible in the distance.
08:00 a.m. – We´ll start the day exploring the fascinating historic center of Camagüey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get ready to discover its maze-like streets, its four main squares, and visit the studio of Martha Jiménez, a renowned Cuban sculptor. This walking tour is full of art, architecture, and history.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Camagüey. We’ll head east, traveling through towns rich in history. Along the way, we’ll make a short stop in Guaimaro, a significant site where Cuba’s first constitutional assembly was held in 1869. It was here that the country’s independence and the abolition of slavery were proclaimed—an essential chapter in Cuban history.
01:00 p.m. – Arrival in Bayamo. This charming colonial city breathes the spirit of Cuba’s independence movement. We’ll enjoy an included lunch at the Royalton Bayamo Hotel restaurant. Afterwards, we’ll visit Plaza del Himno, the historic square where Cuba’s national anthem was sung for the first time, and then stop by the local chess academy, where young talents train in an inspiring setting.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Bayamo. We’ll continue our route toward the most charismatic city in eastern Cuba.
06:00 p.m. – Arrival in Santiago de Cuba. Cuba’s second-largest city and birthplace of the revolution, Santiago is known for its vibrant culture, musical traditions, and rebellious spirit. To end the day, we’ll visit the famous Casa de la Trova, a cultural hotspot and meeting place for Cuban music lovers, where we’ll enjoy live performances full of rhythm, passion, and soul.
09:00 a.m. – We’ll begin our panoramic tour of Santiago de Cuba, the country’s second most important city—vibrant, historic, and full of passion. We’ll visit Revolution Square and make a stop at the solemn Santa Ifigenia Cemetery, a national monument where Cuban heroes such as José Martí, Fidel Castro, and other key figures in the nation´s history are laid to rest.
10:30 a.m. – We’ll travel 20 km inland through green hills to reach the National Shrine of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, Cuba’s patron saint. This sacred place is a powerful symbol of unity, hope, and resilience, and we’ll witness the deep devotion it inspires among the Cuban people.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from El Cobre, heading toward the coast.
12:15 p.m. – Arrival at Castillo del Morro (San Pedro de la Roca). Perched on a rocky promontory at the entrance to the bay, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an awe-inspiring fortress. We’ll explore its Piracy Museum and then enjoy an included lunch at El Morro Restaurant, offering breathtaking views of the sea.
03:00 p.m. – Return to Santiago’s historic center, where we’ll enjoy a walking tour of the city’s main square, the cathedral, the old town hall, and the Diego Velázquez House, one of the oldest colonial buildings in the Americas.
04:00 p.m. – Free time to explore the city at your own pace.
10:30 a.m. – We’ll travel 20 km inland through green hills to reach the National Shrine of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, Cuba’s patron saint. This sacred place is a powerful symbol of unity, hope, and resilience, and we’ll witness the deep devotion it inspires among the Cuban people.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from El Cobre, heading toward the coast.
12:15 p.m. – Arrival at Castillo del Morro (San Pedro de la Roca). Perched on a rocky promontory at the entrance to the bay, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an awe-inspiring fortress. We’ll explore its Piracy Museum and then enjoy an included lunch at El Morro Restaurant, offering breathtaking views of the sea.
03:00 p.m. – Return to Santiago’s historic center, where we’ll enjoy a walking tour of the city’s main square, the cathedral, the old town hall, and the Diego Velázquez House, one of the oldest colonial buildings in the Americas.
04:00 p.m. – Free time to explore the city at your own pace.
Total Distance Covered: 235 km
Scenery: Today we’ll travel through tropical hills and fertile farmlands in eastern Cuba, heading toward the north coast. Along the way, we’ll enjoy changing landscapes—lush forests, plantations, and stunning sea views around the Bay of Bariay.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Santiago de Cuba.
En route, we’ll make a special stop at a traditional Cuban farmhouse, where you´ll experience rural life firsthand. We´ll walk through coffee and fruit plantations, learn about age-old farming techniques, and taste locally made products. You’ll also see how coffee is ground by hand using a pilón—and enjoy a freshly brewed cup!
11:30 a.m. – Arrival in Holguín.
We’ll take a panoramic tour of this peaceful and well-organized city, known as “the city of parks” for its elegant squares and relaxed rhythm of life.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Holguín, heading to the northern coast, to the place where two worlds first met.
01:30 p.m. – Arrival at the Bay of Bariay.
In this breathtaking natural setting—where Christopher Columbus first landed in Cuba in 1492—we’ll visit the Taíno Village, take part in the reenactment of the “Areíto”, an indigenous ceremonial celebration, and see the monument commemorating the meeting of Taíno and European cultures.
Included lunch at a local restaurant with spectacular views of the bay.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from the Bay of Bariay.
04:15 p.m. – Arrival at Chorro de Maíta.
We’ll visit the Chorro de Maíta Archaeological Park and Museum, featuring a reconstructed indigenous village and a burial site where 62 human skeletons have been preserved, offering unique insights into the lives of Cuba’s earliest inhabitants.
04:45 p.m. – Departure from Chorro de Maíta.
05:15 p.m. – Arrival in Guardalavaca.
Check-in at our beach resort, located along one of Cuba’s most beautiful northern beaches.
Free time to enjoy the sea and beach.
Dinner and overnight stay included.
Scenery: Today we’ll travel through tropical hills and fertile farmlands in eastern Cuba, heading toward the north coast. Along the way, we’ll enjoy changing landscapes—lush forests, plantations, and stunning sea views around the Bay of Bariay.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Santiago de Cuba.
En route, we’ll make a special stop at a traditional Cuban farmhouse, where you´ll experience rural life firsthand. We´ll walk through coffee and fruit plantations, learn about age-old farming techniques, and taste locally made products. You’ll also see how coffee is ground by hand using a pilón—and enjoy a freshly brewed cup!
11:30 a.m. – Arrival in Holguín.
We’ll take a panoramic tour of this peaceful and well-organized city, known as “the city of parks” for its elegant squares and relaxed rhythm of life.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Holguín, heading to the northern coast, to the place where two worlds first met.
01:30 p.m. – Arrival at the Bay of Bariay.
In this breathtaking natural setting—where Christopher Columbus first landed in Cuba in 1492—we’ll visit the Taíno Village, take part in the reenactment of the “Areíto”, an indigenous ceremonial celebration, and see the monument commemorating the meeting of Taíno and European cultures.
Included lunch at a local restaurant with spectacular views of the bay.
03:45 p.m. – Departure from the Bay of Bariay.
04:15 p.m. – Arrival at Chorro de Maíta.
We’ll visit the Chorro de Maíta Archaeological Park and Museum, featuring a reconstructed indigenous village and a burial site where 62 human skeletons have been preserved, offering unique insights into the lives of Cuba’s earliest inhabitants.
04:45 p.m. – Departure from Chorro de Maíta.
05:15 p.m. – Arrival in Guardalavaca.
Check-in at our beach resort, located along one of Cuba’s most beautiful northern beaches.
Free time to enjoy the sea and beach.
Dinner and overnight stay included.
Total Distance Covered: 420 km
Scenery: Today’s journey will take us across eastern and central Cuba, through agricultural plains, small towns, and lush tropical vegetation. In the afternoon, we’ll drive along a spectacular road built over the sea, surrounded by mangroves and colonies of exotic birds, as we head toward the northern Cayos.
06:30 a.m. – Departure from Guardalavaca.
We’ll set off on a long but fascinating journey westward, passing through the provinces of Las Tunas and Ciego de Ávila. Along the way, we’ll make brief technical stops and enjoy the ever-changing landscapes of Cuba’s interior.
02:30 p.m. – Arrival at Laguna La Redonda.
This beautiful natural setting is surrounded by an extensive network of canals, inland lakes, and mangroves. We’ll take an included boat ride, lasting about an hour, through dense vegetation, calm waters, and an area rich in birdlife. Lunch included at a local restaurant nestled in nature.
05:00 p.m. – Departure from Laguna La Redonda.
We’ll continue along one of Cuba’s most unique roads, which stretches over the sea and connects the main island to the northern Cayos. Along the way, we may spot migratory birds such as pink flamingos and ospreys, creating an unforgettable natural spectacle.
05:45 p.m. – Arrival at Cayo Coco.
Check-in at our beach resort, located in a true Caribbean paradise with white sands and turquoise waters. Dinner and overnight stay included.
Scenery: Today’s journey will take us across eastern and central Cuba, through agricultural plains, small towns, and lush tropical vegetation. In the afternoon, we’ll drive along a spectacular road built over the sea, surrounded by mangroves and colonies of exotic birds, as we head toward the northern Cayos.
06:30 a.m. – Departure from Guardalavaca.
We’ll set off on a long but fascinating journey westward, passing through the provinces of Las Tunas and Ciego de Ávila. Along the way, we’ll make brief technical stops and enjoy the ever-changing landscapes of Cuba’s interior.
02:30 p.m. – Arrival at Laguna La Redonda.
This beautiful natural setting is surrounded by an extensive network of canals, inland lakes, and mangroves. We’ll take an included boat ride, lasting about an hour, through dense vegetation, calm waters, and an area rich in birdlife. Lunch included at a local restaurant nestled in nature.
05:00 p.m. – Departure from Laguna La Redonda.
We’ll continue along one of Cuba’s most unique roads, which stretches over the sea and connects the main island to the northern Cayos. Along the way, we may spot migratory birds such as pink flamingos and ospreys, creating an unforgettable natural spectacle.
05:45 p.m. – Arrival at Cayo Coco.
Check-in at our beach resort, located in a true Caribbean paradise with white sands and turquoise waters. Dinner and overnight stay included.
Total Distance Covered: 145 km
Scenery: Today’s route will take us from the unspoiled landscapes of the Cuban Cayos to the green heart of the island, passing through rural areas, thermal villages, and small towns with colonial charm.
Morning – Free time in Cayo Coco.
Enjoy a relaxing morning at the beach, taking in the peaceful Caribbean atmosphere with its white sands and crystal-clear waters. Take a swim, stroll along the shore, or unwind with the resort’s amenities. Lunch will be included at the hotel.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Cayo Coco.
We’ll leave the Cayos and return to the mainland, heading toward central Cuba. En route, we’ll make a short stop at Villa San José de los Lagos, a serene natural spot known for its thermal waters and tranquil surroundings—perfect for a quick rest.
03:30 p.m. – Arrival in Yaguajay.
We’ll visit the Camilo Cienfuegos Museum, dedicated to one of the most charismatic commanders of the Cuban Revolution. The museum houses his remains and a moving exhibition that reflects on his life, legacy, and the mystery surrounding his disappearance.
04:15 p.m. – Departure from Yaguajay.
We will continue westward toward one of Cuba’s most authentic colonial towns.
05:00 p.m. – Arrival in Remedios.
This hidden gem of Cuban heritage, with its quiet plazas and cobblestone streets, offers a truly unique colonial atmosphere. We’ll stay in a charming hotel located in the heart of the town. Dinner included.
Scenery: Today’s route will take us from the unspoiled landscapes of the Cuban Cayos to the green heart of the island, passing through rural areas, thermal villages, and small towns with colonial charm.
Morning – Free time in Cayo Coco.
Enjoy a relaxing morning at the beach, taking in the peaceful Caribbean atmosphere with its white sands and crystal-clear waters. Take a swim, stroll along the shore, or unwind with the resort’s amenities. Lunch will be included at the hotel.
12:30 p.m. – Departure from Cayo Coco.
We’ll leave the Cayos and return to the mainland, heading toward central Cuba. En route, we’ll make a short stop at Villa San José de los Lagos, a serene natural spot known for its thermal waters and tranquil surroundings—perfect for a quick rest.
03:30 p.m. – Arrival in Yaguajay.
We’ll visit the Camilo Cienfuegos Museum, dedicated to one of the most charismatic commanders of the Cuban Revolution. The museum houses his remains and a moving exhibition that reflects on his life, legacy, and the mystery surrounding his disappearance.
04:15 p.m. – Departure from Yaguajay.
We will continue westward toward one of Cuba’s most authentic colonial towns.
05:00 p.m. – Arrival in Remedios.
This hidden gem of Cuban heritage, with its quiet plazas and cobblestone streets, offers a truly unique colonial atmosphere. We’ll stay in a charming hotel located in the heart of the town. Dinner included.
Total Distance Covered: 330 km
Scenery: On this final leg of the journey, we’ll cross the lush green landscapes of central Cuba—passing former sugar plantations, cities steeped in revolutionary history, and wide plains that will accompany us on our return to Havana.
08:30 a.m. – Departure from Remedios.
Just a few kilometers from town, we’ll visit the Marcelo Salado Sugar Mill, now home to the Museum of the Sugar Industry. This former mill, which operated until the late 1990s, offers a fascinating insight into traditional 20th-century sugar production in Cuba.
If operational, we’ll include a 20-minute ride on a historic steam train, offering a nostalgic journey into the past. (Note: The steam train is currently under repair and not operating at this time.)
09:30 a.m. – Departure from Marcelo Salado, heading to Santa Clara, the symbolic heart of the Cuban Revolution.
10:15 a.m. – Arrival in Santa Clara.
We’ll visit the Constantino Pérez Cigar Factory, where world-renowned cigars like Montecristo and Partagás are handmade. Here, we’ll observe the meticulous process of tobacco selection, rolling, and quality control behind these iconic Cuban cigars.
11:30 a.m. – Visit to the Che Guevara Mausoleum and Memorial, located at Santa Clara’s Revolution Square, where the remains of Che and his fellow guerrilla fighters are laid to rest.
Lunch included at Los Caneyes Hotel, designed to resemble traditional indigenous Cuban dwellings and surrounded by a peaceful natural setting.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Santa Clara.
We’ll travel via highway westward toward the capital.
07:00 p.m. – Arrival in Havana.
Scenery: On this final leg of the journey, we’ll cross the lush green landscapes of central Cuba—passing former sugar plantations, cities steeped in revolutionary history, and wide plains that will accompany us on our return to Havana.
08:30 a.m. – Departure from Remedios.
Just a few kilometers from town, we’ll visit the Marcelo Salado Sugar Mill, now home to the Museum of the Sugar Industry. This former mill, which operated until the late 1990s, offers a fascinating insight into traditional 20th-century sugar production in Cuba.
If operational, we’ll include a 20-minute ride on a historic steam train, offering a nostalgic journey into the past. (Note: The steam train is currently under repair and not operating at this time.)
09:30 a.m. – Departure from Marcelo Salado, heading to Santa Clara, the symbolic heart of the Cuban Revolution.
10:15 a.m. – Arrival in Santa Clara.
We’ll visit the Constantino Pérez Cigar Factory, where world-renowned cigars like Montecristo and Partagás are handmade. Here, we’ll observe the meticulous process of tobacco selection, rolling, and quality control behind these iconic Cuban cigars.
11:30 a.m. – Visit to the Che Guevara Mausoleum and Memorial, located at Santa Clara’s Revolution Square, where the remains of Che and his fellow guerrilla fighters are laid to rest.
Lunch included at Los Caneyes Hotel, designed to resemble traditional indigenous Cuban dwellings and surrounded by a peaceful natural setting.
03:00 p.m. – Departure from Santa Clara.
We’ll travel via highway westward toward the capital.
07:00 p.m. – Arrival in Havana.
Breakfast. End of our services. Transfer from the hotel to the airport not included.
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USD 3,414.00
