Cuba is a captivating land of vintage cars and the fading glory of its Colonial architecture. But with the recent easing of travel restrictions for Americans and world-wide acclaim as one of the top places to visit, rapid changes are inevitable.
With our carefully crafted itineraries and exclusive insider access, our experienced North American Trip Leaders and native Cuban Guides promise you genuine up-close engagement with the people and culture of the island… before they change forever.
After Cuba
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On their next Small Group + Small Ship + Private Journey
to any of our other worldwide destinations…
Europe + Asia + Africa + Latin America
Antarctica + South Pacific + North America
NEW! Weekend in Havana
Join our experienced Trip Leader and in-the-know Cuban Guide for this activity-filled sojourn in Havana. In their engaging company, you’ll experience the sights and sounds of the city, spend time with artists, students and professionals, and come away with a deep appreciation and understanding of Cuban life and culture.
New! Legendary Cuba
Our experienced Trip Leader and engaging Cuban Guide are at your side to enrich this journey from historic Old Havana to the scenic province of Pinar del Río and the majestic Viñales Valley. Along the way, you’ll meet with residents from all walks of life - gaining deep insight into Cuba’s enduring cultural traditions and the vast changes sweeping this island nation.
Classic Cuba
Enjoy 5 nights in the heart of Havana spending time with artists, professionals and other city residents eager to share insight into their lives. Then visit lovely Cienfuegos and spend 2 nights in the handsome Colonial-era town of Trinidad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Undiscovered Cuba
Genuine up-close engagement with Cuba’s people, culture and history distinguish this in-depth journey. In the company of our experienced Trip Leader and native Cuban Guide, our exclusive cross-island journey form Havana all the way to historic Baracoa and vibrant Santiago de Cuba uniquely includes smaller towns rarely visited by other Americans.
