Ready to dive into Cuba like a local? This 12-day adventure is all about soaking up the island’s best—from Havana’s wild energy to mountain hikes, dreamy beaches, and towns that feel frozen in time. With a chill guide by your side.

YOLO Cuba
From £1095/pp
From £1095/pp
From £1095/pp

Viñales Valley
A stunning spot with lush green fields, quirky limestone hills, and a laid-back rural vibe.

Varadero
Chill on a lounger, play some volleyball or dive into the sea like there’s no tomorrow.

Trek
Cool off in the natural pools of Vegas Grandes waterfall and snap some epic pics

Classic car tour
Cruising Havana in style – because old-school never goes out of fashion.
What's included
Accommodation
11 nights in casas particulares
Meals
All Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 2 Dinners
Staff
English-Speaking Cuban tour guide
What’s not included: Flights, travel insurance, vaccinations, visas, gratuities

Day 1View detailsArrival in Havana
You’ve just landed in Havana—hello vintage cars, salsa beats, and colourful chaos.
Casas Particulares, Havana

Day 2View detailsHavana to Viñales
After breakfast, you’re off to Viñales Valley in a comfy private ride. Once there, get ready for a chilled-out horseback ride through the valley—no experience needed.
Casas Particulares, Viñales
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 3View detailsBeach Day at Cayo Jutías
Time to unwind! You’re off to Cayo Jutías for a lovely beach day—white sand, clear water, and nothing on the agenda but relaxing. In the afternoon, back to Viñales in time for a sunset mojito.
Casas Particulares, Viñales
Breakfast

Day 4View detailsViñales to Varadero
Pack up and head east to Varadero, Cuba’s beachy gem. It’s a long ride, but totally worth it. Once you arrive, it’s all about sun, sea, and switching off. You’ll stay in a local casa near the beach.
Casas Particulares, Varadero
Breakfast

Day 5View detailsFull-On Beach Vibes
Wake up and hit the sand—whether you’re sunbathing, swimming, or just chilling with a drink in hand. Varadero’s got the good vibes covered.
Casas Particulares, Varadero
Breakfast

Day 6View detailsVaradero to Trinidad via Santa Clara
Road trip time! First stop: Santa Clara to visit Che Guevara’s mausoleum. Then it’s on to Trinidad, where cobbled streets and salsa rhythms await.
Casas Particulares, Trinidad
Breakfast

Day 7View detailsHike in Topes de Collantes
Lace up your trainers—it’s hiking day! You’ll trek through lush forest to a waterfall where you can take a dip. After a rustic lunch, you’ll head back to Trinidad feeling refreshed.
5.4 km
Casas particulares, Trinidad
Breakfast, lunch
Day 8View detailsChill Morning & Sunset Sail
Morning’s yours: beach at Playa Ancón or wander Trinidad’s colourful streets. Grab lunch at La Mar, then hop on a catamaran for a dreamy sunset cruise to Cayo Blanco. Music, sea breeze, and golden skies—yes please.
Casas Particulares, Trinidad
Breakfast

Day 9View detailsFrom Trinidad to Playa Larga
You’re off to Playa Larga, once there, settle into your beachside casa and enjoy a seafood dinner by the sea.
Casas Particulares, Playa Larga
Breakfast, Dinner

Capitolio, Havana 
Capitolio, Havana Day 10View detailsBack to Havana
Morning’s free to wrap up anything you missed. After lunch, you’ll head back to Havana and return to your familiar casa. The evening’s yours—maybe a terrace mojito or a stroll through Old Havana.
Casas Particulares, Havana
Breakfast

Day 11View detailsHavana Highlights
This morning we start with a classic car tour through some of Havana’s neighbourhoods, Miramar and Vedado, we will also visit Fusterlandia for a splash of colour and creativity. After lunch, explore Old Havana on foot—four main squares, loads of history, and plenty of charm.
Casas Particulares, Havana
Breakfast

Day 12View detailsDeparture
Last morning in Havana. Take it slow—pack up, grab a coffee, and maybe one last wander. Then it’s off to the airport with your heart full and your camera roll packed.
Breakfast

What to bring
Sun protection
High strength sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hat
Water bottle
Refillable and preferably with a filter so you can fill up at any tap
Light Clothing
Light cotton and linen clothing suitable for tropical climates.
Personal toiletries
and any essential medication (including insect repellent and antihistamines).
Cubans dress casually but are always impeccably turned out. Avoid bringing expensive or flashy jewellery.
Is this tour for me?
Travel style: Leisure
Young travellers (or young at heart) who want to see the real Cuba: unfiltered, unhurried, full of energy and unforgettable stories.
Difficulty Level: Low
You enjoy exercising and being active, and you enjoy the freedom and healthy sense of relaxation that it offers.
Group style: Small
4 - 18 people, mixed nationalities and fitness levels. Minimum age 16 years (accompanied by an adult).
GO PRIVATE:
Create your own travel bubble by booking a private trip with friends or family. Private departures confirmed with two participants.


























