If you want to travel to Cuba but don’t have anyone to travel with, don’t worry. We welcome solo travellers on many of our tours. Our Cuba tours for singles are a great way to meet new people, explore a new country and enjoy a much-needed break from the world of social media notifications and endless work emails. In this blog, we’ll share our top 3 Cuba tours for singles. Why choose Cuba tours for singles? Travelling alone is a wonderful experience. Travelling alone in Cuba is even more amazing. Most people instinctively look for someone else to travel with as a type of safety blanket. The tru ..read more

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We’re excited to share with you our top picks for Cuba holidays 2019, including some of our all-time favourite tours. We’re firm believers that Cuba has something to offer everyone, and you’ll discover something new every time you visit. Whether you’re planning your first or tenth trip to Cuba in 2019, here are the holidays we think you will love! Cuba Holidays 2019: Salsa Top of the list for many reasons is our signature salsa holiday. Why? Because who doesn’t love to get lost in the music? Cuban salsa is particularly infectious. Even if you’ve never danced a single moment in your life, you’l ..read more

Santiago de Cuba was founded in 1515 by Spaniard Diego Velazquez. It has been ruled by various world powers over the centuries and boasts a history influenced by Spanish, African, French, British and Haitian cultures.   The vibrant culture, rhythmic energy, and fascinating history are all traits that define the city of Santiago de Cuba.  For travellers looking to explore the history of Cuba’s second largest city will find the following list useful. 1. Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Cathedral The Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion Cathedral is an impressive landmark and a must-see on your ..read more

Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city in Cuba after Havana. It is filled with history, natural beauty, and friendly locals ready to show you this colourful, lively city.  For those planning a trip to Santiago de Cuba, here are 7 fun spots to visit in and around the city: 1. Original Bacardi Rum Factory Santiago de Cuba is home to the original Bacardi factory (not to be confused with the current Bacardi Headquarters).  The factory was founded in 1868 and abandoned by Bacardi after the revolution. It was in this spot that the famous bat symbol came into existence; founder Don Fa ..read more

There is so much to do in the area surrounding Trinidad, especially within a short drive from the city. Below are five musts when exploring the area. Want to know more about the magnificent things to do in Trinidad proper?  You can read our post on that here.   Playa Ancon Only 6 miles away from Trinidad is a beautiful beach named Playa Ancon. The turquoise water is crystal clear and the white-sand beach is fairly uncrowded. You can easily reach Playa Ancon via taxi. Or if you are feeling adventurous, you can rent a bike and take a ride over. Once you arrive it is easy to relax ..read more

A must-see destination for tourists, Trinidad is a small, well-preserved colonial city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city was founded over 500 years ago in 1514 by Diego Velazques, a Spanish conquistador. It prospered in the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries.  It has remained largely unchanged and is hailed as an exceptional example of a traditional settlement.   Cobblestone Street, Trinidad, Cuba   Colorful colonial homes, extravagant palaces, cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars add to the feel of untouched history.  While it is a charming ..read more

Called the “pearl of the south,” Cienfuegos is one of the most beautiful cities in Cuba. (Locals will argue that it is the most beautiful) It is an elegant, sea-side city located on Cuba’s south coast. The colonial buildings, French feel, and feisty spirit will seduce any traveller visiting this gem. From the meadow to the end of the Malecón, you’ll find the most beautiful sights. The breeze rustles the leaves of the palm trees as you stroll down the Malecón and look out across the water.  If you take a detour where the Malecón ends and walk towards the water, there are a few restaurants ..read more

I’m a foodie at heart and I don’t mind admitting that I routinely plan my vacations around what I want to eat.  My secret to an awesome trip?  Plan my “must-have” meals just like I plan my “must-see” destinations. That is exactly what I did during my most recent trip to Cuba.  Breakfast was one of my favorite meals of the day in Cuba. The table would be filled with fresh fruits, meats, cheeses, breads, eggs, hand squeezed juices, and much more. It was a feast for the eyes and for the palette. The fresh fruit melts in your mouth and the hand squeezed juices seduce your taste bud ..read more

Does the Spanish class you’re taking feel more like an obligation than a hobby? Are you not learning enough? Want to practice with what you’ve learned outside fo class? Many people have the initiative and desire to learn a second language, but often get discouraged. This is because they only practice their skills in the classroom. If you feel like you aren’t getting enough of your language class, there’s a solution. Take lessons in Cuba! Spanish Classes with Vamos*Cuba The Spanish classes are mainly run in Havana, Trinidad or Vinales. It is possible to have the classes anywhere in Cuba, but ..read more