Cuba Holidays & Tours

Cuba Holidays

Trips to Cuba are a visual feast. Classic cars rumble along cobbled streets in between yellow, crumbling colonial mansions. While the white sandy beaches, like the Playa Ancon, are the ideal place to relax and unwind, our Cuba holidays allow you to delve deeper, where you’ll find a fascinating culture born from a tumultuous, revolutionary history –as well as proud locals who are only too keen to share their country’s stories and traditions with you.

Top 5 Highlights of Cuba Holidays

Salsa Lessons: Cuba is famous for its lively music scene and seductive rhythms. One of the highlights of Cuba holidays is learning how to salsa. Immerse yourself in the local culture as you learn the passionate moves of this iconic dance form. Experienced instructors will guide you through the basic steps and techniques, enabling you to connect with the soulful rhythms of Cuba and embrace the island’s pulsating spirit.

Vintage Car Tour of Havana: Cuba is known for its collection of classic American cars from the 1950s, which have become an intrinsic part of its identity. Hop into one of these beautifully preserved vintage vehicles and embark on a tour around the old and new areas of Havana. Cruise through the streets in style, admiring the colourful architecture and learning about the history of the capital city as you enjoy a nostalgic journey back in time.

Old Havana: The historic heart of the capital city, Old Havana is a treasure trove of intoxicating sights and sounds. Step back in time as you wander through the narrow streets lined with colonial buildings. Explore the magnificent architecture, from the grandeur of Plaza de la Catedral to the vibrant colours of Plaza Vieja. The area is also home to several impressive museums, such as the Museum of the Revolution, which showcases Cuba’s revolutionary history. Stroll along the famous Malecón promenade, enjoying sea views, or try some delicious Cuban cuisine in one of the local restaurants.

Santiago de Cuba: This lively city is the second largest in Cuba and is famous for its rich history and culture, with a blend of Afro-Caribbean and Spanish influences. Santiago has a prominent place in Cuba’s revolutionary past and serves as the birthplace of the country’s most iconic leaders, including Fidel Castro. During Cuba holidays you can explore historic landmarks, such as the Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca and the Moncada Barracks and discover the son and salsa music scene.

Camaguëy: Located in the heart of Cuba, Camaguëy is a city rich in history and culture. Its labyrinthine streets wind among hidden corners to the Church of Soledad and the old convent of Ursuline Mothers. It’s also home to a thriving arts scene, with numerous galleries showcasing local talent. The locals, known as Camagüeyanos, are warm and welcoming and add to the city’s allure.