Nature and Me

Step into the past as we explore the cobbled streets of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From historic plazas to costumed performers and colonial mansions in sun-faded pastels, the city feels like a living museum filled with stories.

With an early start, we travel west to Viñales, a lush national park famous for its surreal limestone “mogotes” and organic tobacco farms. En route, visit a local farmer and enjoy panoramic views of the valley.

Let the rhythms of Cuba guide you to Polo Montañez Square, where locals gather to dance under the stars

Rise early for a nature walk through the valley. Spot endemic bird species, learn about local medicinal plants, and experience traditional farming practices up close.

Discover Las Terrazas, a pioneering ecological community. Hike to the ruins of an old French coffee plantation while observing native plant species and exotic birds along the way.

Overnight will be in secluded and peaceful Soroa.

We head to the Zapata Peninsula, Cuba’s largest wetland and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Along the way, stop by the historic Bay of Pigs and visit a crocodile hatchery.

Our stay is at a private home int he national park

Fauna Refugio Bermeja A birdwatcher’s paradise—explore Refugio de Fauna Bermeja, home to some of Cuba’s rarest species, including the famously tiny bee hummingbird.

Hiking El NichoTravel deep into the Escambray Mountains to El Nicho, a series of cascading waterfalls set in lush, emerald-green surroundings. Swim in cool, clear pools and breathe in the fresh mountain air.

Step into history in the UNESCO-listed town of Trinidad. Admire the pastel colonial buildings, stone streets, and lively plazas as you learn about its storied sugar-mill past.

Lunch on the way, we will go to Hemingway museum before arriving in our accommodation.

Our transfer will take us to the airport, depending on out flights.