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CUBA


Iberostar, Trinidad, Cuba In the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this stylish boutique hotel offers historical elegance, fantastic accommodation and a location that’s hard to beat.


Local life Our recommendation for really getting under the skin of Cuba, and to sample local life, is to stroll along the Malecon (seafront promenade) in Havana, where Cubans drink rum, chat and watch the world go by.


This vibrant and beautiful Caribbean island is unique, caught in time thanks to 50 years of revolutionary ideas and communist rule. The politics provide the backdrop to a rich culture, history and proud people; manifest in the wonderful live music, superb dancing and elegant colonial buildings.


CUBA Suggested itinerary


This bespoke journey features some of our favourite spots in Cuba. You can choose to take our destination experts’ recommendations and travel just as you see the itinerary here, or contact us to add your own special touches – maybe adding some of the experiences or accommodation options above.


Day 1: Depart UK Depart the UK for Havana, arriving the same day.


Day 2: Havana


Take a guided walking tour of Havana, one of Latin America’s best preserved gems, visiting the delightfully restored old town and the Museum of the Revolution.


Day 3: To Viñales


Depart Havana and drive to the mountain setting of Viñales, where Cuba’s most stunning scenery awaits you. The drive takes you along an empty motorway, passing by only the occasional vintage car or cyclist.


Day 4: Viñales


Take a guided walk through a landscape of mojotes, enormous rock formations which jut out of the earth and are covered in lush vegetation. You'll also walk amidst tobacco fields (these valleys grow some of the world’s finest tobacco) and explore caves.


Day 5: To Cienfuegos and Trinidad


Drive to the colonial town of Trinidad, stopping en-route at elegant Cienfuegos. You also take a diversion to the location of the Bay of Pigs invasion and learn more in the museum.


Day 6: Trinidad


Lose yourself in time along the cobbled backstreets of Trinidad. Climb one of the church towers for panoramic views over the red-tiled roofs and Escambray Mountains.


Day 7: To Santa Clara and Remedios


A day well off the beaten tourist trail takes you to the monument and tomb of Che Guevara in Santa Clara, and on to the charming and well-preserved Spanish colonial town of Remedios.


Day 8: To Cayo Santa Maria


Rise early and watch daily life unfold in Remedios. Drive along an impressive 48km causeway across tropical waters to reach your relaxing base for the next few days.


Day 9 to 11: Cayo Santa Maria


You have several days to relax and indulge yourself on this little Caribbean island, with amazing turquoise waters. Swim, snorkel, take a catamaran trip or just relax in this tropical paradise.


Day 12: To Havana


Transfer back to Havana for your last afternoon in the vibrant capital.


Day 13: Depart Havana Return on an afternoon flight to London, arriving the next day. Day 14: Arrive UK


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