Cuba's political situation has created a unique society in which people live modestly but with great vitality. There are few countries with such a distinctive and photogenic way of life.
Havana, the vibrant capital city, has many lively bars where you can hear live music, and many small family-run restaurants now opening to offer local cuisine and seafood. In Old Havana, beautiful narrow streets are lined with the colourful facades of crumbling colonial architecture and decorated by 1950’s classic American cars and detailed murals.
Further colonial delights in Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Santiago and Baracoa show a long history, culture, wealth and are a deep source of Cuban pride.
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Havana
Cuba's colonial, US, revolutionary and socialist history converge in its iconic capital.
Cienfuegos
The Pearl of the South impresses with its fabulous French architecture, nearby nature spots and idyllic sunsets.
Trinidad
The Colonial city of Trinidad is one of Cuba's most marvellous sights. The historic city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as an…
Santiago de Cuba
Unlike other Cuban towns, Santiago has a lively and cosmopolitan mix of Afro-Caribbean flavours, due to the influence of the…
Baracoa
Baracoa is a quiet, historic, provincial town worth visiting by anyone who enjoys walking around the streets for a feel of Cu…
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Find inspiration from our selection of itinerary suggestions, a great starting point for your next trip
Cuba projects a surreal mise-en-scene of classic cars, cyclists and derelict buildings, standing next to pristine, beautifully renovated colonial squares with cafes
Route
Havana - Viñales - Cienfuegos - Trinidad - Havana
Cuba
Havana City Tour
6 Nights from
£1,634
Explore the fascinating and surreal city of Havana. Enjoy the Caribbean climate and relaxed pace of life, while learning about Cuba's dramatic history and its unique society
Route
Havana
Cuba & Mexico
Ambos Mundos Tour
12 Nights from
£3,052
A wonderful contrast exploring both Cuba and the impressive Mayan pyramids of the Yucatan, both sharing an elegant Spanish colonial heritage
