Cuba 15-day Tour

The Bay of Pigs, Camagüey, Holguín, Trinidad... On this 15-day tour of Cuba, we'll take you on a journey through the history and traditions of the country starting and ending in Havana.

Tour Details

Day 1: Havana

You'll be picked up from Havana airport and taken to your accommodation for the first night. The rest of the day is free to explore the capital.

Day 2: Havana - Cienfuegos

The second day begins with a trip to Cienfuegos, with views of the Bay of Pigs along the way. A stop for swimming is possible. In Cienfuegos, you'll have free time to enjoy the colonial city's atmosphere.

Day 3: Cienfuegos - Santa Clara - Camagüey

After breakfast, stop in Santa Clara to see the statue of Ernesto Che Guevara and the museum before heading to Camagüey, known for its narrow alleys designed to disorient pirates. Enjoy its parks and university area.

Day 4: Camagüey - Holguín

Visit the ballet school of Camagüey after breakfast, then travel to Holguín for a walking tour of its squares and monuments. The rest of the day is free to explore, including the Loma de la Cruz for views.

Days 5 & 6: Baracoa

Depart for Baracoa, the first city founded by Spaniards in Cuba, known for its picturesque bay and Sierra del Purial backdrop. Enjoy hiking, beaches, and local gastronomy, including seafood and artisanal chocolate.

Days 7 & 8: Santiago de Cuba

Travel to Santiago de Cuba. Experience local culture and music, with an invitation to a noche santiaguera.

Day 9: Bayamo

Visit Bayamo, a quiet town with history. Optionally hike in Sierra Maestra to see Fidel Castro's hideout.

Days 10, 11, & 12: Trinidad

Travel to Trinidad, known for its arts. Explore Valle de los Ingenios and Playa Ancon. Enjoy activities like diving and live music nightlife.

Days 13, 14, & 15: Havana

Return to Havana for a guided tour of its historic center. Visit landmarks like the Capitol and Palace of the Revolution. Conclude the tour, with the option to explore further or head to the airport.

Accommodation

The tour includes 14 nights of accommodation in private homes. Staying in guest houses managed by local families offers insight into daily Cuban life. Breakfast is included daily, as well as lunch and dinner. You can choose between a single or shared room, with prices per person.