Multi-Day Tours
Cienfuegos, Santa Clara and the Trinidad area
One or multiple day tours can be customized according to your interest, time and budget.
We can design a tour and offer suggestions for unique experiences.
Keep in mind that we are a private company. Visits to hospitals, schools and other government run facilities are by invitation only granted through agencies which work with the government.
Possibilities still exist to visit with professionals outside of these locations if you are interested in learning more about specific aspects of Cuban life.
Havana is the nation’s cultural capital, the host of a variety of festivals, music venues and special events each year. Special arrangements can be made to attend these from Cienfuegos (Add 3 hours of drive time each way or plan to spend the night in Havana.)
Enjoy theater, music and dance performances.
In nature or outside, mountain hikes to waterfalls, dolphin shows, bird watching, bee-keeper visit, alligator farms, visit with farmers and taste exoctic fruits and castle explorations.
Many small business owners are excited to share their story. Watch artist and artisans paint or prepare pottery, “pull thread” (a method of decoration on a garment), make leather goods, and create sculptures. Book a “Casa Particular”, which is a privately owned bed and breakfast to experience Cuban life.
Learn to dance the Salsa, cook flavorful Cuban dishes, crochet, play dominos or other traditional Cuban games.
Learn about Santeria, an AfroCuban religion which combines Catholicism and African beliefs from the days that slaves worked the land. Attend a lively performance of their colorful costumed ritual dances.
Attending a pig-roast at a local home can be arranged with enough time allowed for preparation.
Artisans make and sell many things made of wood: small decorative boxes, dominoes sets, musical instruments, cars, coco’s, trucks, sculptures, plaques, beads and bracelets. If you fly home, remember to pack these in your checked luggage as wooden items are not allowed in carry on luggage.
Visit the Bay of Pigs Museum and learn about the invasion from the Cuban aspect. Many artifacts are displayed of the unsuccessful mercenary invasion. Lunch and relax at the waters edge at Playa Giron.
