Cuba, the island of music, cigars and classic cars, captivates visitors with its vibrant culture and natural beauty. But when should you travel to Cuba? What is the best time to enjoy its charms to the full?
Cuba enjoys a moderate subtropical climate with two distinct seasons.
If we are planning to travel to Cuba for our next holiday, we may well find ourselves asking: travel to Cuba on an organised tour or independently and travel at our own pace?
Few countries are better suited than Cuba to travelling at your own pace.
People are extremely friendly, the language is (almost) the same as ours, and the country is much safer than most wealthy countries.
Have you thought about travel to Cuba? From a historical and social perspective, few places rival Cuba. Add Caribbean beaches, mountains bursting with biodiversity and welcoming people who also speak our language, and the result is an unbeatable destination. One of our favourites, without a doubt.
“Ever onward to victory. Homeland or death.” Che Guevara
Travelling in Cuba is a treat: Havana, the beaches… And shared language and cultural ties allow us to venture beyond the obvious discover the places where Cubans live and enjoy themselves.
CUBA. From Sierra Maestra to Pinar del Rio
Final price: €2,491 (tax and visa included).
Cuba, offers much more than sun and beaches for travellers keen to discover the island’s culture and people.
On this trip we will cross the island from north to south, discovering all its facets, from Granma province in the Sierra Maestra, the cradle of the revolution, to Pinar del Río and Viñales in the west.
Our guide and cycling expert, Isi Juvé, invites us to another talk and presentation.
This time focused on our journey to Cuba by bicycle and other ideas for travelling on two wheels this summer 2013!
The next talk will take place Thursday, 30 May, 19.30 hours at our office at Passatge de Mariner 1 bis, 08025 – BARCELONA.
Confirm your attendance on Facebook: Isi Juvé – Talk / Presentation on cycling trips
Places are limited; please confirm attendance (Tel.: 93 2652391).
A 15-day trip to the west and centre of Cuba, at the pace a bicycle allows. No rush, Cuban style!
Isidro, the travel guide «Cuba by bicycle”, which departed on 18 August, wrote to us two days ago.
This was the first news of the eleven brave men who found themselves pedaling against the Hurricane Isaac.