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Clients arrive in style.
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In the Caribbean, a message in a bottle leads to a knock on a paladar door, wherein the Buena Vista Social club await to entertain our clients.
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The sun goes down in Old Havana over the Malecón.
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Illuminating discoveries, Havana style.
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Our guests stumble upon a specially orchestrated carnival as they explore Havana for the first time.
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The art of Cuban cigar rolling is learned during a private visit behind the scenes at Fidel’s own cigar factory.
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Immersing our guests in the spirit of Cuba.
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A personal touch that we created as one of many surprises for honeymooners, a personalised humidor with their gold embossed honeymoon emblem.
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A private dinner comes alive and the rhythm of the Cuban night takes over.
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The Plaza Mayor coming to life at the break of day, Trinidad.
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Viñales, in Cuba’s western most province, is framed by limestone hills (mojotes), perfect tobacco growing country.
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Musicians perform Afro-Cuban jazz at a farm after lunch, Viñales.
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Cuba

Melodic. Challenging. Enthralling. Cuba’s high spirit is infectious.

Tango echoes through the hustle and bustle of Havana’s glorious crumbling streets. Cuba may be frayed at the edges but it is also rich and thriving. The last bastion of Communism enchants with its intoxicating natural beauty, convivial people and continuous soundtrack. The iconic 50s cars, the ambience of Havana’s Malecon on a balmy evening, and, hands down, the best cigars in the world: there’s far more to Cuba than Castro.

Experiences

Dine in a private paladar, entertained by surviving members of the world-famous Buena Vista Social Club; take a private tour of Fidel’s own cigar factory to learn the art of cigar making and be presented with a specially-made cigar box; try your hand at big game fishing, Hemingway-style, with a day trip to the beach; enjoy a plethora of water sports and a picnic lunch of freshly-caught seafood, served in a rustic beach shack; take a road trip to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Trinidad, Cuba's oldest outdoor museum, to explore the cobbled streets; hang out with the local leather-faced guajiros (country folk), snorting donkeys and guitar-wielding troubadours.

Where to Stay

Crumbling palatial mansions; boutique hotels; private villas; your own opulent superyacht.

When to Go

Peak time is December to May. June brings rains and later in the autumn there’s a risk of hurricanes.

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