West & Central Cuba bite-sized trips
Create your own ideal holiday
West and Central Cuba is bursting with meaningful experiences and a vibrant charm not matched by any other destination. The warm people, streets filled with history and a party spirit coursing through the soul of the country.
How does it work?
- Explore our regions and pick your favourite bite-sized trips.
- Add them to your travel plan and send it our way.
- Your Cuba Specialist will stitch it all together into a personalised holiday, made just for you.
Or, if you’d prefer something ready-made, our itineraries are good to go. You can book them as they are or chat with your Specialist about adding extra experiences. Get in touch with our destination experts to start planning.
Havana has a distinct, exotic personality that you won’t find anywhere else on the planet. During this trip, you’ll spend two nights in the heart of timeless UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Havana and take a city tour by classic car and on foot.
Havana has a distinct, exotic personality that you won’t find anywhere else on the planet. During this trip, you’ll spend two nights in the heart of timeless UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Havana and take a city tour by classic car and on foot.
Get lost in a colonial daydream and dust off your dancing shoes on the cobbled streets of Trinidad. Trinidad has a history knee-deep in sugar and an irresistibly laid-back atmosphere.
Get lost in a colonial daydream and dust off your dancing shoes on the cobbled streets of Trinidad. Trinidad has a history knee-deep in sugar and an irresistibly laid-back atmosphere.
Horse ride through the rolling hills of Viñales, Cuba’s rustic cigar region. A UNESCO World Heritage scenic town with plenty of shops, bars and restaurants around the main square.
Horse ride through the rolling hills of Viñales, Cuba’s rustic cigar region. A UNESCO World Heritage scenic town with plenty of shops, bars and restaurants around the main square.
Whatever hobbies or interests keep you busy at home, there’s a pretty good chance that someone, somewhere in Cuba likes the same thing. For a really unique experience, we can use our local contacts to try and find someone who shares your passion, so you can do something you love but with a Cuban twist.
Whatever hobbies or interests keep you busy at home, there’s a pretty good chance that someone, somewhere in Cuba likes the same thing. For a really unique experience, we can use our local contacts to try and find someone who shares your passion, so you can do something you love but with a Cuban twist.
Explore two of Cuba’s lesser-known colonial gems, Remedios and Sancti Spriritus, where you’ll find brightly coloured old buildings lining the streets and a relaxed atmosphere which makes a lovely break from the bustle of the bigger cities and tourist hot-spots.
Explore two of Cuba’s lesser-known colonial gems, Remedios and Sancti Spriritus, where you’ll find brightly coloured old buildings lining the streets and a relaxed atmosphere which makes a lovely break from the bustle of the bigger cities and tourist hot-spots.
On Cuba’s south coast you’ll find a scattering of small villages rarely visited by tourists. It’s not surprising that few people make it here, since it’s a world away from the luxury resorts and pristine beaches of the north coast.
On Cuba’s south coast you’ll find a scattering of small villages rarely visited by tourists. It’s not surprising that few people make it here, since it’s a world away from the luxury resorts and pristine beaches of the north coast.
Not far from the famous resort of Varadero, you’ll find the little seaside village of Boca de Camarioca. Clustered around the mouth of a river flowing directly into the Caribbean, the village is a different world from its illustrious neighbour, with just a couple of small un-touristy beaches, casas and locally run restaurants for the evenings.
Not far from the famous resort of Varadero, you’ll find the little seaside village of Boca de Camarioca. Clustered around the mouth of a river flowing directly into the Caribbean, the village is a different world from its illustrious neighbour, with just a couple of small un-touristy beaches, casas and locally run restaurants for the evenings.
Tucked away at the mouth of the Guaurabo River, just a few miles from Trinidad, you’ll find the tiny seaside village of La Boca. Boasting little more than a small beach and a handful of shops and bars, life here is unhurried, unfussy and totally relaxing.
Tucked away at the mouth of the Guaurabo River, just a few miles from Trinidad, you’ll find the tiny seaside village of La Boca. Boasting little more than a small beach and a handful of shops and bars, life here is unhurried, unfussy and totally relaxing.
Sometimes called the world’s greatest beach, tourists flock to Varadero like flamingoes to a lagoon. It’s easy to see why – a classic tropical paradise, it’s home to swaying palms, powdery sands and shimmery sapphire waters.
Sometimes called the world’s greatest beach, tourists flock to Varadero like flamingoes to a lagoon. It’s easy to see why – a classic tropical paradise, it’s home to swaying palms, powdery sands and shimmery sapphire waters.
Las Terrazas, South West of Havana is Cuba’s only pioneering eco-village, it’s a beautiful natural playground just begging to be explored. Walk to hidden waterfalls, get to know the forest on foot and discover an amazing biosphere saved from the brink of destruction.
Las Terrazas, South West of Havana is Cuba’s only pioneering eco-village, it’s a beautiful natural playground just begging to be explored. Walk to hidden waterfalls, get to know the forest on foot and discover an amazing biosphere saved from the brink of destruction.
Cayo Levisa Island is a little nook of beach bliss off Cuba’s north coast. Heading for the island, you’ll be following in the footsteps of Hemingway, who discovered this archipelago on a fishing trip from Cayo Paraíso – the next islet along.
Cayo Levisa Island is a little nook of beach bliss off Cuba’s north coast. Heading for the island, you’ll be following in the footsteps of Hemingway, who discovered this archipelago on a fishing trip from Cayo Paraíso – the next islet along.
Take a break from sightseeing on the soft white sands of Cayo Santa Maria. There’s plenty to do in this archipelago of sleepy islands reachable by bridge from the mainland.
Take a break from sightseeing on the soft white sands of Cayo Santa Maria. There’s plenty to do in this archipelago of sleepy islands reachable by bridge from the mainland.
Speak to our Cuba specialist, Ceri
“Cuba is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. With its vintage charm, friendly locals and music on every corner, it is often described as stepping foot into a living museum. It’s not hard to fall under Cuba’s spell.”
