Arrive at the Havana international airport and transfer to your hotel for the night. Orient yourself with the beautiful capital city of Cuba. In the evening, enjoy an old classic car ride to the fortress of San Carlos passing the Malecon. Attend a cannon shooting ceremony before returning to your hotel.

Post breakfast, embark on a Havana City tour and stroll through the Colonial Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the Revolution Square
and the University. Take a boat trip to Regla and visit the church of the Virgin of Regla, a place of great devotion where there is a strong syncretism between the Catholic religion and the Afro Cuban. Explore Callejón del Chorro, an area with multiple restaurants. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure.
You can also attend a traditional Tropicana Cabaret dance show.

Enjoy beautiful tropical landscapes as you arrive at Guama. Visit the crocodile farm including a boat trip to admire this area declared a national park. A scenic coastal drive to Caleta Buena gives you an opportunity to go for a swim or snorkel in the Caribbean Sea. Visit the Girón Beach Museum which reveals knowledge about the Bay of Pigs invasion and the revolution. Continue to Cienfuegos, “the pearl of the south”, a very nice colonial city, where you walk through the French neoclassical colonial streets. Check into your hotel for the night.

Explore Trinidad, Cuba’s most beautiful and best-preserved colonial city, a true “open-air museum”, declared a UNESCO world heritage site. After the visit you will see the “Temple of Sante- ría Yemayá”, dedicated to the orisha (God) of the Sea, with its offerings of fruits, water and stones; a santero will tell you about this religion and its beliefs. Spend some leisure time at Ancon Beach. Come nightfall, travel to the cathedral to enjoy the “place of music” and its little restaurants with Cuban music.

Travel to Manaca Iznaga, the center of the sugar zone. The 44m tall tower here was used to watch over slaves in ancient times. Take a typical, historic train with wooden carriages, arriving at Fenota, a sugar mill museum. Continue to Sancti Spiritus, a charming little colonial town where you can try local delicacies before arriving at the City of Art, Camaguey for the night.

Explore the city’s great historical centre with its many theatres, squares, alleys and churches. The Camaguey Ballet Center gives you an opportunity to watch and dance in typical Cuban Style. Guaimaro is an important location that you visit as the first constitution and slavery emancipation was witnessed here. Pass through Bayamo to reach Santiago de Cuba, famous for Casa De La Trova, a meeting place for Cuban music lovers, with its live performances. Check into your hotel for the night.

Tour the Basilica of Our Lady of Charity of Copper, where you can see the veneration for the virgin patron of Cuba. After that visit the Santa Ifigenia cemetery, where Fidel Castro and José Martí are buried. View the Ron Bacardí factory and go to the Castillo Del Morro, an impregnable citadel on a promontory, declared a UNESCO
world heritage site, which houses an interesting museum on Piracy.
Spend the rest of the day at your leisure.

Depart for the airport for your flight back home as the amazing experience of Cuba culminates.