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Spend 7 days discovering Havana, Cuba — Tropical climate with warm winters (highs around 26°C) and hot, humid summers (highs around 32-33°C); hurricane season runs June to November, peaking August-October. November to April is the dry season with pleasant temperatures and lower humidity, avoiding the June-November hurricane risk window. This itinerary blends Museo de la Revolución, Old Havana (Habana Vieja) walking tour, Malecón seafront promenade with free time to explore at your own pace, backed by round-trip flights, handpicked accommodation, and a dedicated travel consultant from enquiry through departure.
DAY 1
Land at José Martí International Airport (HAV) and take your included private transfer to your hotel. After settling in, ease into the trip with a relaxed visit to Museo de la Revolución — Cuban Revolution history museum in the former Presidential Palace. Round off the evening with a welcome dinner introducing you to local flavors.
DAY 2
Morning visit to Old Havana (Habana Vieja) walking tour — UNESCO World Heritage colonial old town guided tour. In the afternoon, continue to Classic convertible car tour (Malecón/city loop) — Ride in a vintage 1950s American convertible around the city. Evening free to explore local restaurants and nightlife.
DAY 3
Morning visit to Fábrica de Arte Cubano (FAC) — Converted factory hosting art, live music and nightlife. In the afternoon, continue to Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes — National fine arts museum with a strong Cuban art collection. Evening free to explore local restaurants and nightlife.
DAY 4
Full-day excursion to Viñales Valley tobacco region, a popular side trip from Havana. Return to Havana in the evening with time free to explore on your own.
DAY 5
A lighter day to recharge, shop, or add an optional experience. Popular choices include Fusterlandia in Jaimanitas — your consultant can book add-ons like this on request.
DAY 6
Morning visit to Fortaleza San Carlos de la Cabaña (evening cannon ceremony) — Historic fortress hosting the nightly 9pm cannon-firing ceremony. In the afternoon, continue to Tropicana Cabaret show — Legendary open-air cabaret with dancers, established 1939. Evening free to explore local restaurants and nightlife.
DAY 7
Enjoy a final morning at leisure — perhaps one last visit to Partagás Cigar Factory tour or some souvenir shopping — before your private transfer to HAV for your departure flight.
Most visitors need a Cuban Tourist Card (visa) arranged in advance or through the airline before travel. US citizens and permanent residents face additional OFAC restrictions limiting travel to 12 authorized categories (such as "Support for the Cuban People") and cannot travel purely as a tourist — proper documentation of a qualifying purpose is required. Indian nationals and most others need the standard Tourist Card plus travel/health insurance valid in Cuba.
November to April is the dry season with pleasant temperatures and lower humidity, avoiding the June-November hurricane risk window. Tropical climate with warm winters (highs around 26°C) and hot, humid summers (highs around 32-33°C); hurricane season runs June to November, peaking August-October.
Round-trip airfare, accommodation, daily breakfast, airport transfers, daily local transport, and guided tours to the attractions listed in the itinerary. See the Included / Not Included sections for full detail.
Yes — this itinerary is a starting point. Your travel consultant can add, remove, or reorder activities, extend your stay, or upgrade your hotel category before you book.
Cancellations made 30+ days before departure: full refund minus a $99 processing fee. 15-29 days before departure: 50% refund. 0-14 days before departure or no-show: non-refundable. Airline and hotel supplier cancellation terms may be stricter than this policy and apply in addition — your travel consultant confirms exact terms before payment is taken. No online payment is collected on this site; a consultant confirms final pricing and availability with you directly before any booking is confirmed.
Havana is generally safe for tourists who take standard precautions — avoid poorly lit areas at night, keep valuables secure, and use licensed transport.
The local currency is CUP. Carry some cash for smaller vendors — card acceptance can be inconsistent outside major hotels and malls.
This itinerary suits couples, solo travelers, and small groups equally well — talk to your consultant about tailoring it further.
Nadia Kim
★ 4.7
India • 2025-12-09
Havana is stunning and this package covered the essentials well, especially Tropicana Cabaret show. The hotel could have been a little closer to the center but transport was easy.
Noah Garcia
★ 3.8
Japan • 2026-03-16
Our trip to Havana was fantastic from start to finish. The hotel was clean and well located, and the guided visit to Callejón de Hamel Afro-Cuban art tour was a real highlight. Airport transfers were on time both ways.
Isabella Novak
★ 4.4
Australia • 2025-10-04
Everything was handled for us — flights, hotel, transfers, and tours to Fábrica de Arte Cubano (FAC) and Old Havana (Habana Vieja) walking tour. Great communication from the consultant before departure too.
Yuki Ivanov
★ 4
Brazil • 2025-12-31
Malecón seafront promenade alone was worth the trip, but combined with Museo del Ron Havana Club this itinerary really delivered. Breakfast at the hotel was good every day and the local guide was knowledgeable.
Liam Ibrahim
★ 3.7
Mexico • 2025-02-02
Our trip to Havana was fantastic from start to finish. The hotel was clean and well located, and the guided visit to Capitolio Nacional exterior was a real highlight. Airport transfers were on time both ways.
David Johnson
★ 4.7
Saudi Arabia • 2025-09-18
Havana is stunning and this package covered the essentials well, especially Plaza de la Revolución. The hotel could have been a little closer to the center but transport was easy.