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Providing Travel to Cuba for Americans Since 1997

Authentic experiences in Cuba for travelers age 50+

The United States government has changed its regulations about traveling to Cuba, but it is still possible for you to go. Road Scholar offers opportunities for U.S. travelers to go to Cuba under the government regulation titled “Support for the Cuban People.” Discover the island’s vibrant culture through interactions with locals and by supporting independent artisans, musicians and community projects. Meet the rising entrepreneurs in this extraordinary country now before it changes forever.

Discover Cuba
Cuba Included

We’re the Experts on Cuba

When it comes to travel to Cuba, we are the experts. No organization has brought more Americans there than Road Scholar. We’re based in the United States and have deep connections in the cities and rural villages throughout the island. Each of our programs complies with U.S. government regulations and promotes independence for the people of Cuba.

Cuba Experience

Experience Meaningful Interactions With Cuban People

  • Enjoy a performance from a private Cuban dance company and meet with the dancers to discuss and support their craft.
  • Savor Cuban cuisine at one of Cuba’s popular new Paladares, or privately owned and operated restaurants, to learn how Cuban enterprise is shaping the country.
  • Meet musicians, artists, students, farmers, teachers, workers and the new rising entrepreneurs as they teach you about their lives.
  • Visit a family-owned and operated ranch to learn about the roles on the ranch and enjoy a traditional meal.

Road Scholar has been leading global educational adventures for over 40 years

We take care of every detail, so you can focus on your interactions with the local Cuban people. Lodgings, meals, transportation, travel assistance and gratuities — we include everything in the price of our programs.

Road Scholar offers opportunities to travel legally to Cuba under the new OFAC Regulations published June 5, 2019. Following the General License category “Support for the Cuban People,” Road Scholar programs include activities intended to strengthen civil society in Cuba.