Havana - Km 233

Cuba’s capital city, Havana, is one of the worlds most exciting cities to visit. It’s uniqueness inspires the imagination, and it’s rich and colourful history fascinates.The ways of life of the residents under the socialist revolution are still very much in evidence, and the culture of the Cubans that has intensified in isolation, insulated from the rest of the world, is for the moment largely preserved. It’s an adventurous destination, seemingly on the verge of massive change.

Viñales - Km 422

The Viñales valley is encircled by mountains and its landscape is interspersed with dramatic rocky outcrops. Traditional techniques are still in use for agricultural production, particularly of tobacco. The quality of this cultural landscape is enhanced by the vernacular architecture of its farms and villages, where a rich multi-ethnic society survives, illustrating the cultural development of the islands of the Caribbean, and of Cuba.

Santa Clara - Km 60

Santa Clara is the provincial capital and considered Cuba's most popular revolutionary city. It is affectionately nicknamed La Ciudad del Che (the City of Che) in honour of national icon Ernesto “Che” Guevara. Monuments and historic buildings linked to the revolution are scattered around town. You'll notice colonial, neoclassical and postmodernist architecture dominate the old downtown around the main square, Parque Vidal.

Trinidad - Km 90

Trinidad is Cuba’s best preserved colonial city, a unique mix of 1850’s architecture & 1950’s cars that feels frozen in time. Trinidad, like most colonial towns, is a gorgeous with brightly colored buildings and cobblestone streets. 

Trinidad has become one of the most popular Cuban cities for travelers to visit.