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Grand Tour of Cuba CAE 1925 Guaranteed departure PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE OCCUPANCY GRAND TOUR EUR 2.094.- Surplus single room EUR 350.- OF CUBA Surplus July – August EUR 286.- GROUP TOUR Seat in 15 days/14 nights SET DEPARTURES 2021 26.03 09.04 23.04 Discover the wonderful island that fascinated Humboldt during the 19th century. This emblematic 07.05 21.05 11.06 tour will start in Havana the astonishing city, which has been shaped by 500 years of history. 02.07 16.07 20.08 Travel through Cuba’s geography and visit historic cities such as Santa Clara and Santiago de 17.09 15.10 29.10 Cuba. Walk through the intertwined streets of Camaguey and admire the great mansions and beautiful public squares in Trinidad. Learn about how Cuban cigars are made and visit Fidel INCLUDED SERVICES: Castro’s home. Yes, this tour really has a little of everything. Head off the beaten path to the ▪ Roundtrip in air-conditioned vehicle (taxi / unique fishing village Gibara and then explore Baracoa, which was the first city to be founded in microbus / bus) in customary quality with Cuba. Soak in the view of El Yunque, which captivated Christopher Columbus and learn about the chauffeur: ▪ With 02 participants by taxi (Please note that history of rum in Santiago de Cuba. As to be expected, this exceptional tour also allows time to max. 1 piece of luggage p.p. fits into the car enjoy the beautiful beach. Spend a whole day relaxing in the Caribbean breeze and turquoise boot.) waters of Playa Ancon. Come with us and live your Cuban adventure!. ▪ With 03 - 07 Pax by microbus (6 - 10 seats) ▪ With 08 - 10 Pax by minibus (15 - 16 seats) ▪ With 11 - 16 Pax by bus (24 seats) DAY 1 (Friday) ARRIVAL IN HAVANA • Transfer Havana airport to hotel Havana and Welcome at the airport through our representative in Cuba. Transfer to hotel. Dinner at own transfer back to Havana airport if the transfer is expense. Overnight at Hotel IB Parque Central (5*), furnished in neoclassic or modern style, on the last day of the round trip. If not, the with Panorama terrace and Pool. transfers have to be booked separately. • Excursions, sightseeing and entrance fees DAY 2 (Saturday) HAVANA according to the program Due to regulations issued by the Cuban health authorities to limit the spread of SARS –COV2, • English-speaking local guide during the roundtrip you are required to stay today inside your hotel, until the result of the PCR test carried out at • 14 overnight stays at the mentioned the airport is complete. For that reason, there are no scheduled activities. Once your result is accommodations (according to availability) • 14x breakfast, 5x lunch, 5x dinner, 2 All Inclusive confirmed to be NEGATIVE, you will be legally permitted to leave the hotel. This procedure will contribute to a safe departure the following day. (B) (L) NOT INCLUDED o International flights to and from Cuba (with DAY 3 (Sunday) HAVANA pleasure we will help you to find the right flight The day will begin with a ride in a classic American car along the iconic Malecón promenade. connections) See the legendary Hotel Nacional, Avenida de los Presidentes and Plaza de la Revolution where o All Meals not mentioned on the program. the portrait of Che Guevara and the Jose Marti monument are found. The tour will then o Optional tour: Tropicana Show with transfers o Aditional nights i.e. in Varadero or Guardalavaca continue along the iconic Cementerio Colon to the Bosque de La Habana: Havana’s lungs. Bask o Transfer to the Airport in Havanna after the in the glamour as you drive along 5th avenue through the exclusive Miramar neighborhood. prolongation in Varadero or Guardalavaca Take a short break to enjoy lunch at a Paladar (private restaurant) that offers authentic cuisine. o Personal Expenses Finally, continue to Old Havana in one of Havana’s famous coco taxis (Cuban tuk tuks). Stroll o Tips for guides, drivers and porters through the cobblestone streets and observe the enchanting people and beautiful colonial architecture. While in Old Havana, we will visit an impressive 16th century fortress, which formed an important part of Havana’s defense system. (B) (L) DAY 4 (Tuesday) HAVANA – SANTA CLARA (323 km) After breakfast enjoy a ride on the national highway towards central Cuba, specifically to Santa Clara which is a historic city linked to the triumph of the revolution. It was here where the Argentine Guerrillero Che Guevara scored an important victory for the revolution with the derailment of an armored military train (visit of the train is included in the tour) in December 1958. After his body was found in 1997 in Bolivia it was moved to the Mausoleum in Santa Clara which you will get a chance to visit later in the day. We will visit a tobacco factory and observe the skillful hands that create the world-famous Cuban cigars. Finally, visit Vidal Park, which is a source of pride for the locals, the cultural center and the restored Teatro la Caridad. The rest of the afternoon will be free for leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel E-Central. (B) (D) EUROLATINO Tour Operators [email protected] DAY 5 (Wednesday) SANTA CLARA – SANCTI SPIRITUS – CAMAGÜEY (288 km) Early morning departure to the colonial city of Santi Spiritus which was founded in the 16th century. After arrival in Sancti Spiritus visit the Yayabo Bridge a colonial structure that seems to defy time. Stroll along the beautiful boulevard and the city’s colorful streets. Afterwards we will continue towards Camaguey the city of the Tinajones (clay jugs). Camaguey was founded in 1514 and due to frequent pirate attacks the town’s people decided to build the city with narrow streets and labyrinthine like alleyways to disorient the incoming invaders. Finally, enjoy an interesting bicitaxi tour through the most important plazas in the city. Overnight at Hotel Santa Maria 3,5*** (B) DAY 6) (Thursday) CAMAGÜEY – HOLGUIN – GIBARA (242 km) After breakfast, we will head to Holguin. Upon arrival visit Loma de la Cruz and stroll around the “city of parks”. Continue towards the small fishing town Gibara which is located 40km from the city. Gibara which is located on the northern coast is off the typical tourist track. It has become famous in the past few years due to its annual movie festival. The afternoon will be free for leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel IB Ordoño 3,5*** or similar. (B) (D) DAY 7 (Friday) GIBARA – BIRAN - BARACOA (322 km) Early morning departure to Cueto with a stop at the Finca Manacas in Birán. Birán was the birthplace of Fidel Castro and it has only been open to the public for a few years. The tour will offer interesting insights into the life of the Cuban leader. Continue through Moa, famous for its nickel mining via the bumpy coastal road with later turns into an embankment that borders the Alejandro de Humboldt Natural Park. This whole area is rich in impressive native species including the smallest bird and frog in the world. It also offers beautiful landscapes, exotic bays, huge rivers and high mountains. Finally reach Baracoa the first town to be founded in Cuba. It is also where Columbus landed in 1492. In the evening, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant which prepares authentic Cuban food. Baracoa is well-known for its seafood and coconut infused dishes. Overnight at Hotel Castillo *** or similar. (B) (D) DAY 8 (Saturday) BARACOA Baracoa is located in front of the picturesque backdrop of the mountain El Yunque. Its lush tropical landscape is full of coffee, cocoa and banana plantations making the province a true Caribbean paradise. In the morning, there will be an excursion to the beautiful surroundings of the town. Drive to Finca Duaba where you will learn about cocoa cultivation. There will also be a boat trip on the Río Toa. Lunch will be served at the "Eco-Finca" which is surrounded by beautiful scenery. Afterwards, walk through the colonial city center to the church Nuestra Señora de Asunción. Be on the lookout for the wooden cross brought by Columbus in 1492. The rest of the day will be free for leisure activities. Overnight at Hotel Castillo *** or similar (B) (L) DAY 9 (Sunday) BARACOA – GUANTANAMO – SANTIAGO DE CUBA (236 km) After breakfast, continue through the tropical mountains via the breathtaking La Farola road one of the 7 marvels of Cuba’s civil engineering towards Santiago de Cuba a vibrant melting pot of ethnicities and cultures. While in route you will be able to see both tropical forests and semi-desert areas. Upon arrival in Santiago we will head towards the entrance of the beautiful bay of Santiago and the San Pedro de la Roca Fortress which was constructed in 18th century to defend the city from pirate attacks. Afterwards, visit Casa de Diego Velázquez the former residence of the Spanish colonizer. Built in 1515 this colonial jewel is said to be the oldest house in Latin America. Enjoy a delicious Cuban meal and witness a very special moment: the unique coffee ceremony. Overnight in Hotel Imperial ***(*) - Standard (B) (D) DAY 10 (Monday) SANTIAGO DE CUBA In the morning enjoy a scenic bus ride through the city and see the Moncada barracks which was assaulted by Fidel Castro in 1953. Visit Vista Alegre, the historically important San Juan Hill and the Santa Ifigenia cemetery the final resting place of former president Fidel Castro, national hero Jose Marti and members of the Bacardi family. Learn about rum EUROLATINO Tour Operators [email protected] at the city’s Museo del Ron before returning to the city center to visit the Emilio Bacardi natural history museum.
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