LATIN AMERICA
10. AGRICULTURE TO PRINTING IN HOLGUÍN At La Finca las Y de Calzadilla, an organic orchard in rural Las Tunas, talk to workers about agrarian life in today’s Cuba; meet a local weaver who demonstrates how she crafts lovely hats and bags. In Holguín, meet the Gongora family at Papyrus Papers Publishing House, their family-operated print shop and museum, where they use historic presses to produce art books; interact with family members as they discuss their processes and demonstrate their machines. Continue to your hotel on the Playa Esmeralda coast in Holguín, where you’ll enjoy a Royal Service Room. Meals BLD
11. DISCOVERIES IN VELASCO & GIBARA Head to the village of Velasco for a People-to-People exchange at Casa de la Cultura de Velasco (Centro Cultural Félix Varona Sicilia). This modern community center and gem of contemporary Cuban architecture, designed by Cuban-American architect Walter Betancourt Fernández, is named for the Velasco native who raised funds and materials for its construction. Travel to coastal Gibara; according to legend, Christopher Columbus called the area “the most beautiful land that human eyes saw.” Following lunch at a local paladar with a look at its organic herb garden, visit Gibara’s Natural History Museum to interact with museum staff and local children participating in museum programs. Return to your hotel and bid Cuba a fond adiós at a farewell reception and dinner tonight. Meals BLD
12. RETURN TO MIAMI
After a final morning and lunch in Holguín, return to Miami via your included charter flight, and arrive for an overnight stay at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables. Meals BLD
13. JOURNEY HOME Tauck’s 13-day People-to-People educational exchange trip ends at Miami International Airport. Fly home anytime. Please allow two hours for flight check-in. Meals B
Enjoy a People-to-People exchange in Gibara on Cuba’s northeastern coast
13 DAYS FROM $7,890* PLUS AIRFARE (12 Breakfasts, 11 Lunches & 12 Dinners)
BEGINS MIAMI
Jan 8, 22 Feb 5 Mar 5 Apr 2 May 14 Jun 11 Sep 17 Oct 15, 29 Nov 26 Dec 24
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tauck.com for up-to-the-minute space availability; additional departure dates may become available as these sell out.
PRICE PER PERSON January – March; December 17 – 31 Double $8590
April; October – December 16 Double $8290
May & September Double $7990
June – July Double $7890
Single $9637 Single $9337 Single $9037 Single $8937
Triple $8393 Triple $8093 Triple $7793 Triple $7693
*Airfare to and from Miami is additional; round-trip charter air from Miami to Havana and from Holguín to Miami is included.
Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Product.
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Night 1,12 Night 2-4 Night 5,6 Night 7-9 Night 10,11
IBEROSTAR ENSENACHOS HOTEL SANTA MARÍA PARADISUS RÍO DE ORO
RESORT & SPA Dine at paladares – Cuba’s small, private restaurants converted from homes Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
Note: Due to the nature of People-to-People travel in Cuba, itinerary is subject to change; order and individual components of itinerary may change depending on day of the week, but a full People-to-People itinerary will be preserved.
HYATT REGENCY CORAL GABLES Coral Gables, FL MELIÁ HABANA
Havana
Cayo Ensenachos Camagüey
Playa Esmeralda
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