<p>A trip to Cuba should start in Havana, Cuba's vibrant capital city. <a href="/en/cuba/havana">Havana</a> is a cosmopolitan mixture of crumbling buildings and classic American cars and is full of a free spirit. <strong>Visit La Habana Vieja, the old town, which is the social heart of the city.</strong></p><h2>Varadero</h2><p><a href="/en/cuba/varadero">Varadero</a> is a town that is renowned for its sands and water sports. The town has more than 20 kilometers of white, sandy beaches that are surrounded by palm trees and the azure sea. The town is also home to a number of diving clubs that offer access to more than thirty dive sites.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/varadero_1670165005.jpeg"><figcaption>Varadero</figcaption></figure><h2>Cienfuegos</h2><p>If you are looking for a great place to spend your vacation in Cuba, Cienfuegos should be on your list of destinations. This city has a unique grid-like layout that is easy to navigate. You can take calles or avenidas to navigate north to south and east to west. Regardless of which way you decide to travel, Calle 37 is the center of town. It is lined with religious and government buildings. <strong>You can even enjoy a coffee and free Wi-Fi while strolling around.</strong></p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Cienfuegos_1670164984.jpeg"><figcaption>Cienfuegos</figcaption></figure><h2>Santa Clara</h2><p>Santa Clara is a small city on the Caribbean island of Cuba that's home to several fascinating historical attractions. It's also the final battleground for the Cuban Revolution. The town is full of surprises, including a Che Guevara museum and the Constantino Perez Carrodegua Tobacco Factory. While there, make sure to stop at Loma del Capiro, which is one of the most beautiful lookout points in the town.</p><h2>Vinales</h2><p>Vinales is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located west of Havana, Cuba. The unique limestone formations in the Vinales Valley make it a must-see destination. Activities here include horseback riding through the tobacco plantations, hiking and exploring caves.</p><h2>Playa Giron</h2><p>The area of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playa_Gir%C3%B3n">Playa Giron</a> is famous for its military history. The Bay of Pigs invasion took place here, and there is a museum here dedicated to this event. Although the museum is small - just two rooms - the exhibits provide an interesting insight into the battle from the Cuban perspective. The museum also offers many photos with bilingual captions.</p><h2>Camaguey</h2><p>The town of <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/j6CBGEpJsq4ZAtRQ7">Camaguey</a> is often overlooked when touring Cuba because of its lack of big-ticket attractions. Its historic centre is a typical urban settlement that dates back to the 16th century. In addition to its beautiful architecture, Camaguey is home to Cuba's second-largest collection of modern art.</p><iframe width=529 allowfullscreen=true height=296 frameBorder=0 src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/U4T5XIYOVQY style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe>

<p>A guided tour in Cuba is a great way to explore the city and see the sights. The city has a variety of interesting architectural styles, from colonial to art deco. There are also modern buildings and palaces. A specialized guide can show you the most noteworthy buildings, such as the Bacardi building and the Capitolo. Most tours also include time to explore galleries and museums.</p><p><strong>There are many different types of Cuba guided tours available. </strong>Some of these tours are popular, while others are more private and personalized. Choosing a tour based on your preferences will ensure you have an unforgettable experience. You can even select a guide based on the number of people you want to travel with.</p><p>A Cuba guided tour will introduce you to the island's culture and customs. You will also learn about the country's unique religious beliefs, which blend Christianity and traditional African beliefs. A professional local guide will accompany you through the heart of these diverse communities, and you'll have the opportunity to witness a live Rumba performance. Throughout the trip, you'll also have an opportunity to meet the locals and ask them about their life in Cuba.</p><p>Cuba has become more accessible to the United States in recent years, making it easier for travelers to visit this fascinating Caribbean island. The local underground culture, the classic cars in Havana, and gorgeous beaches are just some of the attractions of this island. Taking a tour is the best way to explore the island.</p>

We offer specialized, immersive, high-quality trips across {country}, including culinary and wine tours as well as, most importantly, carefully crafted experiences.

Cuba

Guided tours {country_in}

Useful Information about travelling {country_in}

Guided tours in Cuba

We have thousands of excursions on our website that you may book online. Contact the guides directly to build a totally customized private trip to meet your preferences. All of our tours are completely private and customizable. After completing a tour, visitors are requested to give an evaluation of their experience. This assists future travelers in selecting the best guide for them.

How does Cityplanet work?

If you placed a purchase but did not receive a confirmation email, please contact our customer service department so that we can do the appropriate checks.

If you have not received your order confirmation

You can cancel your order up to 48 hours before the excursion date by going to the "My account" section.

What is the procedure for canceling an order?

Continue with the payment and finish your reservation by following the steps in the check out procedure. The checkout page displays numerous payment choices depending on where you are right now. We accept a variety of other payment methods. For example, PayPal, a credit card, iDeal, and a variety of others. Choose your favorite, then click "complete."

How should I pay for my reservation?



<p>Santiago de Cuba, the second-largest city in Cuba, offers a wealth of exciting excursions for visitors. Our carefully curated selection of tours allows you to experience the best of this vibrant city and its surroundings. Here are some of the excursions we offer:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Historical City Tour:</strong> Explore Santiago's rich history, including visits to <em>Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca</em> and the <em>Cementerio Santa Ifigenia</em>.</li>

<li><strong>Revolution Trail:</strong> Follow in the footsteps of revolutionary heroes, visiting key sites like the <em>Moncada Barracks</em> and <em>Fidel Castro's grave</em>.</li>

<li><strong>Baconao Park Adventure:</strong> Discover this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, featuring prehistoric replicas, a car museum, and beautiful beaches.</li>

<li><strong>Sierra Maestra Trekking:</strong> Hike through lush mountains and visit <em>La Plata</em>, Fidel Castro's secret mountain hideout.</li>

<li><strong>Santiago Bay Cruise:</strong> Enjoy a relaxing boat tour of the bay, with stunning views of the city and surrounding landscape.</li>

<li><strong>Rum and Music Experience:</strong> Visit the <em>Bacardi Rum Factory</em> and enjoy live performances of traditional Cuban music.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Each excursion is led by knowledgeable local guides, ensuring an authentic and enriching experience of Santiago de Cuba's culture and history.</h3>

We organize interesting excursions across Santiago de Cuba. Discover historic sites, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Join us to discover more!

Santiago de Cuba

Tours with Local Guides in Santiago de Cuba

Which types of excursions do we offer in Santiago de Cuba

One day itinerary in Santiago de Cuba

Havana

Varadero

Cienfuegos

Viñales

Explore the green spaces and historical highlights of downtown Santiago. You will gain insight into Santiaguino culture and will make for a memorable afternoon.

Santiago, Chile

Santiago: Highlights, Parks and Politics Bike Tour

Discover the natural beauty of Tricao Park and the history of Pablo Neruda on a tour from Santiago. Enjoy a lunch inspired by the poet's work at the Nobel Neruda restaurant.

Santiago: Highlights, Parks and Politics Bike Tour

Santiago: Tricao Park, Isla Negra, and Pablo Neruda's House