
Colonial architecture
Baroque palaces and colorful facades of the New World
- Private tour of Havana's palaces
- Night in an authentic casa particular
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Tailor-made itineraries with a local expert based in Cuba.
Five authentic facets that define the Cuban soul

Baroque palaces and colorful facades of the New World

Political and artistic heritage of a living revolution

Caribbean rhythms in the streets and salons

Tropical valleys and unspoiled Caribbean archipelagos

Caribbean-inspired flavors blending island traditions

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My checklist →Cuba evokes hand-rolled cigars in the tobacco fields of Viñales, 1950s American cars that roam the cobbled streets of Havana, and salsa rhythms that escape from the colonial patios of Trinidad. This Caribbean island cultivates a unique way of life, between revolutionary heritage and centuries-old traditions. Colorful facades are reflected in the turquoise water, while the smell of Cuban coffee mingles with that of sea spray.
A tailor-made trip allows you to navigate between the island's fascinating contradictions, from the outdated splendor of Havana's palaces to the wild beaches of Cayo Coco, passing through the sugar plantations of the Los Ingenios valley.
Havana unfolds its urban theater between the Habana Vieja listed as a World Heritage site and the Malecón where families gather at sunset. Trinidad freezes colonial time in its paved alleys and pastel-colored houses, while the Viñales valley offers its karst landscapes dotted with mogotes and ancestral tobacco plantations. Santiago de Cuba vibrates to the rhythm of Afro-Cuban drums, the cradle of revolution and authentic rumba.
A 10 to 15-day stay allows you to grasp Cuban diversity between culture, nature and beach relaxation. The average budget of 2,200 € per person includes accommodation in authentic casas particulares and charming hotels, transfers in classic cars with driver, and cultural experiences led by passionate local guides. This destination is for travelers curious to discover a unique society, preserved from conventional tourism standards.
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Cuba
Our local agency Cuba lives Cuba every day. An English-speaking team in Cuba that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
A trip to Cuba requires a lot of exchange and preparation. My role is to help travelers lay the right foundations, so that their on-the-ground experience is simple, human, and true to their wishes.
— Thierry
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
You are supported by a local team based in Cuba, who knows the terrain, seasons, itineraries and local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides and advice to plan your trip à Cuba.

Préparer sa valise pour un voyage à Cuba demande un peu de réflexion afin de voyager léger tout en emportant l’essentiel. Entre climat tropical, soleil généreux, soirées rythmées et visites culturelle

Envie de découvrir les plages de sable blanc de Cuba, les vieilles voitures américaines, l’ambiance de La Havane ou les vallées verdoyantes de Viñales ? Avant de boucler votre valise, il est essentiel

Partir à Cuba, c’est s’offrir un voyage dans le temps, entre villes coloniales, plages paradisiaques et ambiance chaleureuse. Mais avant de siroter un mojito à La Havane ou de flâner dans les rues col

Voyager à Cuba implique de se familiariser avec un système monétaire particulier, des habitudes locales et certaines restrictions sur les paiements. Avant votre départ, il est important de comprendre
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
Cuba's highest mountain is Pico Turquino, rising to 1974 meters. This peak is located in the Sierra Maestra and houses a bust of José Martí.
Read the full answerFor Cuba, French nationals don't need a visa but a tourist card, valid for 30 days within 6 months of purchase. It must be obtained from the Cuban consulate before departure. Travel insurance will also be required upon arrival.
Read the full answerCuba has approximately 11.5 million inhabitants, making it the most populated country in the Caribbean. The population density is around 103 inhabitants per km².
Read the full answerA direct flight from Paris to Havana takes approximately 10 hours. Most airlines offer flights with a stopover, bringing the total duration to 12-15 hours depending on connections.
Read the full answerIn Cuba, prefer using landlines or prepaid card booths. Your mobile works but is expensive. Internet is available in major cities via prepaid cards, with slow speed and some censored sites.
Read the full answerIn Cuba, travelers have three main options: domestic flights for long distances (fast but expensive), Viazul buses between major cities (booking required weeks in advance), and car rentals with or without a driver for free exploration of the country.
Read the full answerThe best time to visit Cuba is from December to April, during the dry season. Temperatures are pleasant (around 20°C) and the risk of rain or tropical storms is minimal.
Read the full answerFor Cuba, pack lightweight clothing, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, swimsuit, comfortable sandals, hiking shoes, mosquito repellent, first aid kit, and a raincoat. As the island has a tropical climate, prioritize sun protection and insect repellent.
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