"VIÑALES - CAYO LEVISA" Overnight Tour

"VIÑALES - CAYO LEVISA" Overnight Tour

VIÑALES VALLEY NATURAL PARK: The Viñales Valley Natural Park, located in the western province of Pinar del Río, is one of Cuba’s most breathtaking natural treasures and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. Famous for its dramatic landscapes, traditional rural culture, and rich biodiversity, the valley offers visitors a unique opportunity to connect with nature and experience authentic Cuban traditions. Surrounded by the Sierra de los Órganos mountain range, Viñales Valley is renowned for its spectacular mogotes—towering limestone formations that rise abruptly from the flat, fertile plains. These iconic green-covered hills, some millions of years old, create a surreal and unforgettable panorama that makes the valley one of the most photographed places in Cuba. The valley is also home to extensive tobacco plantations, where some of the world’s finest cigars begin their journey. Visitors can watch local farmers work the land using time-honored methods, tour traditional drying houses, and learn about the artisanal process behind Cuban tobacco craftsmanship. As part of a protected natural park, Viñales offers countless ways to explore its diverse ecosystems. Travelers can enjoy scenic hiking trails, horseback riding, cave visits such as the famous Cueva del Indio and Santo Tomás, or relax in lookouts like Mirador de Los Jazmines, which offers unforgettable views of the valley at sunrise and sunset.

The region’s rich biodiversity includes endemic species of flora and fauna, thriving in a peaceful environment where the natural landscape blends harmoniously with rural life. Small family farms, ecological gardens, and charming country houses contribute to the valley’s warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re a nature lover, adventure seeker, or cultural enthusiast, the Viñales Valley Natural Park is a must-see destination that captures the essence of Cuba’s natural beauty, history, and rural traditions. A visit here is not just a tour—it’s a step into a living landscape where nature and culture coexist in perfect harmony.

CAYO LEVISA: Located off the northern coast of Cuba in the province of Artemisa, Cayo Levisa is a pristine tropical escape known for its peaceful atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and endless stretches of soft white sand. Accessible by a short boat ride from the Palma Rubia pier, this small key is part of the Los Colorados Archipelago, one of the most beautiful and untouched marine areas in the country. Cayo Levisa is a true paradise for travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty far from crowded beaches. Its coastline extends for more than 3 kilometers, offering postcard-perfect views and waters in brilliant shades of turquoise. The calm sea and exceptional underwater visibility make it an ideal destination for snorkeling and scuba diving. The coral reef surrounding the key hosts vibrant marine life, including tropical fish, sea fans, sponges, and colorful corals.

Nature lovers will be delighted by the key’s serene trails, lined with mangroves and coastal vegetation that shelter various species of birds and small wildlife. The island’s peaceful environment invites long beach walks, sunbathing, reading in the shade of palm trees, or simply enjoying the soothing sound of the waves. Cayo Levisa also offers a comfortable beachfront hotel with wooden bungalows, a restaurant specializing in fresh seafood, and beachside services that maintain the key’s relaxed and rustic charm. Whether you come for the day or stay overnight, Cayo Levisa promises a refreshing escape into one of Cuba’s most unspoiled Caribbean landscapes—perfect for couples, nature lovers, divers, and anyone in search of quiet island bliss.

1st day.

• Pick up at the hotel and departure towards Pinar del Río; Visit to Rum Factory “La Guayabita del Pinar”
• Tour to Viñales Valley. Visit to Casa del Veguero, where you will taste a welcoming cocktail and appreciate Tobacco plantations, traditional industry of the province;
• Visit to Viñales Valley lookout point which offers a beautiful general view of the Valley;
• Visit to the Indian Cave with a boat ride on the subterranean river which flows;
• Country lunch included in a restaurant in the area;
• Visit the Prehistoric Mural which illustrates the process of evolution in the Sierra de los Órganos from mollusk to the first human inhabitants of the region;
• Return to the Viñales hotel, Hotel accommodation with dinner included.
• Free night.

2nd day.

Cayo Levisa, off Pinar del Río’s northern coast, where travelers arrive after a 30-minute boat trip from Palma Rubia, has three kilometers of excellent beaches and 23 diving sites. The coral reef has 500 species of fish, 200 species of sponges and large populations of mollusks, crustaceans and other marine animals.

• Breakfast in the hotel and departure to Cayo Levisa.
• Transfer to Palma Rubia to take the boat.
• Boat ride to Cayo Levisa.
• Welcome cocktail.
• Free time at the beach to swim, sun loungers included.
• Lunch including seafood and 1 drink.
• Transfer back to Palma Rubia by boat.
• Return to hotel in Havana.