Central America › Cuba
£
TOUR ONLY PRICE PER DAY
699 £
MY OWN ROOM
£59 99
Cuba Adventure 14 days › Havana to Havana
✓ Embracing the exotic Caribbean culture ✓ Dancing the night away with the locals ✓ Discovering vibrant towns ✓ Trekking in the Escambray Mountains ✓ Wandering the historic streets of Trinidad
Throw yourself into the Caribbean culture of Cuba. From exploring the island’s revolutionary history, seeing the famous sights and trekking in the mountains to dancing the night away in Santiago and mingling with locals. Music, cocktails, revolution: this is one epic trip! Immerse yourself in the Cuban way of life - you will be hooked.
Itinerary & Sightseeing
Day 1 Havana Join the tour today in Havana › Day 2 Havana (B) City tour with free time in the afternoon and cocktail making in the evening. › Day 3-4 Trinidad (B) Drive through sugar plantations, visiting the ‘Bay of Pigs’ museum, to the Spanish colonial town of Trinidad with an orientation tour of the city. Salsa dancing lessons in the evening. The following day is free to discover Trinidad in more detail. Optional catamaran trip › Day 5 Topes de Collantes (B, L, D) We journey to the Escambray Mountains for a morning walk to Hacienda Gallega. We walk to the El Rocio waterfall in the afternoon. › Day 6 Topes de Collantes (B, L, D) Morning walk via La Batata cave to Hacienda Codina with a short trip on a nature trail via El Altar cave and Mirador in the afternoon. › Day 7 Camaguey (B) Drive throughout the day to Camaguey via Trinidad, the Valley of the Sugar Mills and with stops at Manaca Iznaga and Mirador. › Day 8 Bartolome Maso (B) Morning free in Camaguey before we continue east to Bartolome Maso via Bayamo in the Sierra Maestra Mountains. › Day 9 Santiago de Cuba (B,L) Travel by Jeep to Alta de Naranja for a morning walk through virgin rainforest before driving onto Santiago. › Day 10 Santiago de Cuba (B) Morning excursion including Plaza de la Revolucion, Moncada Barracks and the town centre. Afternoon free. › Day 11 Santa Clara (B) Today we drive towards Santa Clara, the home of Ché’s Mausoleum. › Day 12 Vinales (B) Drive to Parque and walk to Tren Blindado before arriving at Vinales. › Day 13 Havana (B,L) We travel to the coast to catch the ferry for Cayo Levisa arriving back in the capital that evening. › Day 14 Havana (B) Depart any time.
98 What you need to know
What’s included: Salsa dancing lesson. Orientation tour in various cities. Cocktail making. Entrance to the Che monument and Bay of Pigs museum, day trip to Cayo Levisa.
Accommodation: Simple hotels (11 nts), Camping (2 nts).
Transport: Bus, ferry, jeep. Group size: Max 18, avg 12. Group leader: Group Leader throughout, Local guide. Meals included: 13 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 2 dinners. B = breakfast, L = lunch and D = dinner. Meal budget: Allow USD380-430 for meals not included.
Energy Level Tour Code: EDCL Discovery
Cayo Levisa White beaches
Havana Santa Clara Soroa
Vinales
Cueva de los Peces
Trinidad Camagüey C U B A
Bartolome Maso Topes
de Collantes
Santiago de Cuba
Comandancia de la Plata Castro & Ché’s Refuge
This tour runs in the following months: Jan
May Sep
Feb Jun Oct
Mar Jul
Nov
Apr Aug Dec
For full details of tour dates and prices visit
www.edgeadventures.com/tours/edcl
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