DURATION Tour code: FCLT Tour style: Classic
TOUR DAYS 15
Tour comfort: Standard Tour pace: Busy
Ideal for 10+ Teen Departures Viva Cuba! The Spirit of Cuba
An action-packed holiday for adventurous families. We swim in jungle pools, shower in waterfalls and hike along forest trails.
We camp out at traditional haciendas in the mountains and have the opportunity to experience the thrill of zip-wiring through the tree tops. From cruising around the vibrant capital city of Havana in a 1950s American car to snorkelling in the warm waters by Trinidad, Cuba is the ideal destination for a fun-fi lled family holiday.
Magic Moments
Cruising around Havana in an old American car Camping out at a hacienda in the forest Swimming in jungle pools
£1099 989 ADULT PRICE ADULT PRICE
TOUR ONLY PRICES £
CHILD PRICE* The whole family learning to salsa dance! DAYS 15
£1853 1668 DAYS 16
FLIGHT INCLUSIVE PRICES £
CHILD PRICE*
Chilling out on the beach at the end of a busy tour
LAS TERRAZAS Jungle Pools
Caves and walks VINALES
Where will we sleep? 12 nights standard hotel and 2 nights basic camping.
What will we eat? 14 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 5 dinners are included.
Swimming: Some of the hotels have pools. We can also take a dip in jungle pools en route at Las Terrazes
and Topes de Collantes. Transport: Bus, 4WD and car.
Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader, driver(s) and local guide(s). Group Size: Generally 14 - 20. Minimum Age: 8
Planned tour dates
2014 Tour only dates 06 Apr - 20 Apr 17 Jul - 31 JulT 31 Jul - 14 Aug 07 Aug - 21 AugT 21 Dec - 04 Jan
2015 Tour only dates 02 Apr - 16 Apr 16 Jul - 30 JulT 30 Jul - 13 Aug 06 Aug - 20 AugT
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Minimum child age 8 on date of departure * Aged 8-11 years on the date of departure T Teen Departures – age 11 and over on date of departure
Please go online to fi nd all our adult and child prices by departure date
These prices are guide prices, see page 92 for details
15 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Tour starts Havana. Day 2 Old Havana Explore the vibrant streets of Cuba’s capital city in a 1950s American car. Enjoy a lesson in Salsa dancing. Days 3/4 Vinales Discover the lively town of Vinales. Explore the dramatic limestone ‘mogote’ scenery with a local guide and learn how the famous Cuban cigars are made. Options include a visit to the large cave system Cueva del Indio or a trip to the island of Cayo Levisa. Days 5 Soroa Drive to Soroa where we visit an orchid garden. Option to walk to a local waterfall. Day 6 Jungle Pools Swim in jungle pools, hike through forest trails and take an optional ‘zip-wire’ through the trees at Las Terrazes. Days 7 Bay of Pigs Travel to Cienfuegos. Visit Cuevas de los Pesces, where there is an opportunity to swim, and the Playa Giron (Bay of Pigs) Museum en route.
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Day 8 Cienfuegos City tour of this colonial town. Free afternoon. Option to take a boat trip in the local bay. Days 9/10 Mountain Forests Travel to the mountains of Topes de Collantes National Park. Explore this wild area with a local guide and spend two nights camping in the grounds of haciendas. Days 11/13 Beach Time Stay on the golden beach near to the colonial town of Trinidad. Explore the winding streets and markets of the town. Swim in the warm turquoise seas. Optional activities include a catamaran trip to the deserted island Cayo Blanco. Day 14 Havana Drive back to the capital city. Visit Che Guevara’s Mausoleum in Santa Clara en route. Day 15 Tour ends in Havana.
Please go online for our full detailed tour notes.
83 0 km 80 km Viva Cuba! FCLT
Cueva de los Peces
CARIBBEAN SEA
Bay of Pigs
CIENFUEGOS
TOPES DE COLLANTES
TRINIDAD Colonial Town Playa Ancon Golden Beach
Soroa
Santa Clara
HAVANA Old American car ride
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