CUBAN FANTASY Group Tour

Havana City Tour. Start the day with a fascinating guided tour of Havana's Historic Center, located in the heart of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the walking tour, you'll have the opportunity to delve into centuries of history, exploring its cobblestone streets, colonial squares, and majestic buildings that preserve the charm of bygone eras. Your walk will take you to some of the most iconic sites, including:

• Cathedral Square, dominated by the imposing San Cristóbal Cathedral.
• Plaza de Armas, the oldest square in the city, surrounded by colonial palaces.
• Plaza de San Francisco de Asís, with its beautiful 16th-century church and convent.
• Plaza Vieja, a vibrant space with a unique blend of restored architectural styles.

After this immersion in Havana's history, you'll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savor authentic Cuban cuisine. In the afternoon, you'll enjoy an unforgettable experience touring the city in classic American cars, an iconic symbol of Havana. From the comfort of these unique vehicles, you'll take a panoramic tour of places of great interest such as:

• The majestic National Capitol.
• The lively Central Park.
• The Museum of the Revolution and the Museum of Fine Arts.
• Havana's picturesque Malecón, perfect for enjoying the sea breeze.
• The famous G Street and the University of Havana.
• The monumental Plaza de la Revolución, where you'll make a brief stop to take photos and admire this iconic space of Cuban political and social life.

Finally, return to the hotel. (Accommodation will be arranged by the client.)

After breakfast, you'll head to Las Terrazas, a unique community and ecological project nestled in the Sierra del Rosario, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This natural setting is ideal for enjoying the region's flora, fauna, and lush landscapes, combining nature, culture, and history. The first stop will be Hotel La Moka, a unique facility perfectly integrated into the forest and notable for its eco-friendly design and relaxing atmosphere. You'll then visit Hacienda La Unión, home to a garden filled with colorful tropical plants. The tour continues to Cafetal Buenavista, a former 19th-century coffee plantation whose ruins have been partially restored. There, you'll learn about the history of coffee production in Cuba and the processing process at that time. You'll also have the opportunity to interact with the local community, visiting the Town Square and various sociocultural spaces. For coffee lovers, there's the chance to enjoy a cup of authentic Cuban coffee at María's house (consumption not included). Later, you'll visit the Screen Printing Workshop, where local artists and artisans showcase their creative work. Here you'll also have the option to purchase unique handicrafts. The tour includes lunch at a local restaurant. For those who wish, there's time to enjoy a refreshing swim in the San Juan River, one of this enclave's natural treasures.

At the end of the day, return to your hotel in Havana. (Accommodation provided by the client). Overnight stay available for optional activities.

From Havana to Cienfuegos and Trinidad. In the morning, you will depart from Havana for the charming city of Cienfuegos, also known as the Pearl of the South. This elegant city, founded by French settlers at the beginning of the 19th century, is striking for the orderly layout of its streets and avenues, as well as for the European influence felt in its architecture. Located in a bay of extraordinary beauty, Cienfuegos also holds an incomparable natural treasure: its waters contain the largest coral reef discovered in Cuba, named Notre Dame for its imposing size and majestic shape. During the tour, you will enjoy a panoramic tour that will take you to the city's main attractions: Martí Park, the heart of local life; the Tomás Terry Theater, a 19th-century architectural gem that still preserves its splendor; the House of Cultural Assets, where Cuban crafts and cultural expressions are exhibited and promoted; and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, with its neoclassical façade and beautiful stained-glass windows.

After the visit, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, where you can sample typical regional dishes, and continue your journey to Trinidad, one of the island's most fascinating colonial cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon arrival, you'll settle into your selected hotel and enjoy the included dinner, ready to discover the magic of this colonial city frozen in time the next day.

Trinidad – The Colonial Jewel of Cuba. After a delicious breakfast at your hotel, you'll begin an unforgettable tour of the city of Trinidad, considered the Jewel of Cuba. Founded in the 16th century, this town has the privilege of being one of the most complete and best-preserved colonial complexes in the entire American continent. Its cobblestone streets, brightly colored facades, and frozen-in-time atmosphere offer a unique experience, transporting you back to the 18th and 19th centuries. It's no coincidence that in 1988 UNESCO declared Trinidad a World Heritage Site, recognizing its immense historical and cultural value. During the guided walking tour, you'll admire its Spanish colonial architecture, visit the emblematic Plaza Mayor, surrounded by palaces and period mansions, and tour the Romantic Museum, which showcases the splendor of aristocratic life during the sugar boom. The tour will also take you to the famous La Canchánchara Bar, where you'll taste the traditional Trinidadian cocktail, made with aguardiente, honey, and lemon—a refreshing drink with over 200 years of history.

The experience continues with lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savor the authentic flavors of Cuban cuisine. You'll then visit the Potter's House, a craft workshop belonging to one of the founding families of this tradition in Trinidad, where the art of handmade pottery, passed down from generation to generation, is preserved. After the visit, you'll have free time to continue exploring the city at your own pace: browse craft shops, art galleries, or simply wander the charming colonial streets full of life and music. At the end of the day, you'll return to your hotel, where an included dinner awaits you. The evening is free for you to choose how to enjoy it: either strolling through the historic center, enjoying a traditional musical performance, or relaxing in the tranquility of your accommodation.

After breakfast, you will begin your day traveling to Santa Clara, an emblematic city located in the heart of Cuba and recognized as a key stage in the history of the Cuban Revolution. The first stop will be the Mausoleum of Commander Ernesto Che Guevara, a site of great historical and symbolic value, which honors the life and work of the legendary Heroic Guerrilla. Here you will have the opportunity to tour the museum and relive the most significant moments of his revolutionary struggle. The tour continues with a panoramic tour of the Historic and Cultural Center of Santa Clara, where you can admire important architectural gems such as the La Caridad Theater, the Museum of Decorative Arts, and the former Government Palace, which evoke the cultural splendor of the city. You will then enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, featuring typical Cuban dishes.

Afterwards, you will visit the famous Armored Train Monument, a historical site that commemorates one of the decisive actions led by Che Guevara during the revolutionary struggle. You'll also have the opportunity to get up close and personal with one of the city's most interesting contemporary works: the interactive sculpture known as "Children's Che," created by Basque artist Casto Solano. This two-meter-high piece allows for a closer look at Che's figure, passing on his legacy to new generations. Finally, you'll continue your journey to your next destination: Varadero, with its white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, or Havana, the vibrant Cuban capital full of history, culture, and charm, depending on the hotel selected previously. (by the client)

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