Small Group Experiential Travel
Excellent
Attractive destination
4.6
Escape the beaten path
Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
EXPLORE CARIBBEAN
1 Tour in Cuba
15 Day Cuba Tour
15 Days
Tour Code: CU1
Feb, Nov
2-Moderate
1 Country
Cultural
Old Havana--UNESCO site ●
Beautiful Vinales Valley ●
Bay of Pigs Commemorative Museum ●
Colonial Trinidad ●
Colourful Santiago ●
Meeting everyday Cubans, the friendliest people on Earth
$4,120/ppUSD
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About Cuba
Vintage 50s-era Cadillacs, music-filled rum bars, crumbling colonial buildings and wizened old men puffing on fat cigars. Cuba is a country of iconic images, a place that seems to age slower than the rest of the world.
From the dilapidated beauty of Havana to the tobacco farms of Viñales, things have barely changed here in the past fifty years. And while private enterprise and entrepreneurial attitudes have led to modernization, there’s little to suggest Cuba is about to lose its old-world appeal anytime soon.
Join our small group Cuba tours and learn more about the country’s unique history, culture, music, food and art. From charismatic cities to rural outposts, you’ll get to see some of Cuba’s must-visit destinations, including Havana, Bayamo, Santiago De Cuba, Camaguey, Cienfuegos and Viñales.
From the dilapidated beauty of Havana to the tobacco farms of Viñales, things have barely changed here in the past fifty years. And while private enterprise and entrepreneurial attitudes have led to modernization, there’s little to suggest Cuba is about to lose its old-world appeal anytime soon.
Join our small group Cuba tours and learn more about the country’s unique history, culture, music, food and art. From charismatic cities to rural outposts, you’ll get to see some of Cuba’s must-visit destinations, including Havana, Bayamo, Santiago De Cuba, Camaguey, Cienfuegos and Viñales.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Cuba Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you need a visa to travel to Cuba?Travellers who intend to visit Cuba for up to two months do not need a visa, but they must obtain a tourist card (tarjeta de turista) that’s valid for 30 days. Once inside Cuba, this card can be extended (Canadians get 90 days plus the option of a 90-day extension).
You must also have a ten-year passport (valid for at least two months after departure from Cuba), an onward or return plane ticket and health insurance. Please note, You cannot leave Cuba without presenting your tourist card. - Is Cuba safe?Cuba is generally a safe place to travel. Violent crimes are rare, but tourists are often the targets of bag snatching and pickpocketing, particularly in Habana Vieja and Centro Habana. The best advice is to keep your belongings out of sight and close to hand, especially in busy cities.
- When is the best time to visit Cuba?The climate in Cuba is tropical and sunny, with a dry season (November-April) and a wet season (May-September). The dry season is generally the best time of year to visit Cuba — the days are dry and warm (averaging 27-29?C) while the nights remain pleasant and comfortable (averaging 19-21?C). Festival lovers might want to time their visit to attend major events, including the International Havana Jazz Festival in December, and the epic Carnival of Santiago de Cuba carnival in July.