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Activity note: This daily schedule is a representative guide. Program elements in Cuba are controlled by the Cuban government and are subject to change on short notice, as are flight times. Hotel check-in from 4:00 p.m.
Afternoon: After checking in at the hotel, take some time to freshen up.
Dinner: At the hotel, we’ll have a meal with beverage choices of coffee, tea, water included; other beverages available for purchase.
Evening: At leisure. Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night’s rest for the day ahead. The Orientation meeting in the morning is essential for all participants. We will review the regulations that govern our program and are set by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Program elements in Cuba are controlled by the Cuban government and are subject to change on short notice; therefore, the daily schedule is a representative guide. In Cuba, we will have a bilingual Cuban host who will be with us for the entire program.
Activity note: Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving about 15 miles total, approximately 1 hour. Walking and standing for approximately 3 hours, pedestrian streets, cobblestones, high curbs.
Breakfast: In the hotel restaurant, have what you like from the extensive buffet with a variety of hot and cold choices and beverages.
Morning: Orientation: 8:30 a.m. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Our accommodations in Cuba feature clean, comfortable rooms with private baths and standard amenities. Cuban hotel standards may not equal their American or European counterparts. Improvements are ongoing, and we hope that any potential glitch in service or amenities is a minor trade-off for the authentic connections and enrichment we will experience. Some meals will be in paladars: privately owned and operated family restaurants. Periods in the schedule designated as “At leisure” offer opportunities to do what you like and make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding. Next, we’ll have a presentation on the history of U.S.-Cuba relations with an expert in the field. We’ll gain an understanding of Cuban perspectives on the tumultuous relationship between the two countries. After the presentation, we will transfer by coach to a local church where we'll have the opportunity to learn about a couple of the services that they provide and meet some of the community members that are a part of their groups.
Lunch: At the location of a local community photography project. Along with our meal, we'll learn about the inception of the project and how it helps the community.
Afternoon: Dominoes, Cuba’s national game, has its own set of rules, played enthusiastically in private and public. More than competition and skill, it is a greatly enjoyed social activity. We’ll meet members of a local dominoes league, learn the Cuban rules, then play with club members. Teams will rotate and each American will play with one Cuban, an opportunity to practice a few words in Spanish.
Dinner: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. You might like to try one of the many paladares in Havana. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving about 20 miles, approximately 1 hour. Walking up to 1 mile and standing, approximately 3 hours throughout the day; mainly pedestrian-only streets, cobblestones, high curbs, sunny conditions, limited shade.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: We will enjoy an expert presentation at the hotel on religion and religious beliefs in Cuba. Next, we’ll set out with our Cuban host on a walking field trip into two of Old Havana’s four plazas: Plaza de la Catedral that originated in 1592, with its main feature the ornate Catedral de San Cristóbal; and Plaza Vieja, laid out in 1559 when it was the “new” square, now surrounded by elegant, historic buildings. After, we’ll attend a performance by a contemporary dance company and learn about their training and daily lives at their rehearsal space.
Lunch: In a paladar.
Afternoon: After lunch, we’ll ride to a local art studio and community project where we'll learn about the inspiration for the foundation of the project and the see the works of some of the project's artists which are displayed throughout the studio. Following our visit, we'll return to the hotel by motorcoach. On the way to dinner, we'll stop at El Morro fortress which offers unique views of the city.
Dinner: In a paladar.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving 2.5 hours with stop en-route, 115 miles. Walking up to 1 mile and standing indoors and out up to 2 hours. Cobblestones, high curbs, sunny conditions, limited shade.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: This morning we will begin our journey to Viñales, a beautiful valley in the Pinar del Rio province of Cuba in the Sierra de Los Organos. This area is rich with lush landscapes, tobacco farms, and karsts. On the way, we will stop at Las Terrazas, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that began as a reforestation project in the 1960's. Here we will meet with local business owners and explore the reserve.
Lunch: At the restaurant at Las Terrazas.
Afternoon: Next, we'll continue our drive to Viñales. After checking into the hotel, we'll explore Viñales on foot with our Cuban Host before returning to the hotel in the early evening.
Dinner: At the hotel.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Getting on/off a motorcoach; Walking up to 2 miles indoors and outdoors, uneven terrain, limited shade.
Breakfast: In the hotel.
Morning: This morning, after a short walk in the valley with our Cuban Host, we will transfer to a local tobacco farm. Here, we will have a presentation on the complex and interesting process of growing and treating tobacco.
Lunch: After learning about the growing and drying process, we'll enjoy lunch at the farm's restaurant on site.
Afternoon: Following lunch, we'll board the motorcoach to visit a despalillo house where we'll learn about the next step in the process of preparing tobacco for cigars. This is where veins are stripped from the tobacco leaves. We'll then return to the hotel in the mid afternoon.
Dinner: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. You might like to try one of the many paladares in Viñales. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Getting on/off a motorcoach; driving 2.5 hours with stop en-route, 115 miles. Walking up to 1 mile and standing indoors and out up to 2 hours. Cobblestones, high curbs, sunny conditions, limited shade.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: This morning, we'll transfer to see the UNESCO "Mural de la Prehistoria", a modern mural depicting world history and evolution. Painted onto a rock wall by the former Director of Mapping at the Cuban Academy of Sciences, Leovigildo González Morillo, we'll learn about the efforts of the local community to maintain the mural. Next, we will transfer to the Casa de Caridad Botanical Garden where we'll learn about the history of the garden and some of the 190 species of plants. Then we'll board our motorcoach to visit an organic farm. Here, we'll have a walking exploration of the farm to learn about what is grown there and organic farming methods.
Lunch: After learning about the farm, we'll enjoy a delicious family style meal prepared with their own organic ingredients and paired with a spectacular view of the valley.
Afternoon: Following lunch, we'll ride to a local project where we'll learn about how they support and contribute to the community. Next, we'll board our motorcoach to transfer to Havana, arriving in the early evening.
Dinner: Farewell dinner in a paladar.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Hotel check-out 12:00 Noon. See your program’s Transportation Information regarding transfers.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet or bagged breakfast depending on flight time.
Morning: After checking out of the hotel, we’ll transfer to the Havana airport. This concludes our program. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Please join our Facebook page and share photos of your program. Visit us at www.facebook.com/rsadventures. Best wishes for all your journeys!
Class of 2015
I signed up for this trip because it was on my husband's "bucket list" and I was there purely as a "good sport" but I ended up loving this trip and becoming fascinated by Cuba - its successes and failures, challenges, burgeoning entrepreneurial activities, the day-to-day difficulties of navigating their lives in situations of crumbling infrastructure and yet the cheerful good nature of the people.
Class of 2020
If you’re looking for an enjoyable, inspiring, informative first experience in Cuba consider the 6 night Havana & Vinales trip. It was wonderful!
Class of 2020
Marvelous adventure--terrific staff, fascinating travel mates, delicious cuisine, great accommodations, well-planned itinerary and travel arrangements.
The Road Scholar trip to Havana and Vinales (and points between) is an amazing journey, a wonderful introduction to Cuba and truly is a way to help the Cuban people. Highly recommended!
The Havana and Vinales trip was truly an education on the subject of Cuba and an opportunity to interact with and help the Cuban people. Thanks to Road Scholar and to the team who led our trip!
Class of 2014
Fascinating overview of a country that has been of interest for decades! I am much better informed, and will continue to study this country as it faces many challenges. Enjoyed a warm, gracious welcome from locals!
Class of 2018
This is a great trip for those who want to understand better the history and current state of affairs between Cuba and America.
Class of 2018
A wonderful opportunity to understand the background and effects of the decades-long trade embargo.
Class of 2018
This was a wonderful experience, and Jocelyn and Yolandra made it even better. Jocelyn surprised us with a lot of "treats," including a multi-car tour of Havana in antique cars and goodies to taste along the trip. Yolandra had a wealth of knowledge and a great personality to deliver it. And Modesto, our driver, was terrific. We got a flavor of the country, its government, and its people. Everyone should take a tour like this one.
Class of 2019
What a wonderful experience! There was so much to see and learn about Cuba.
Class of 2020
Excellent way to visit Cuba!
Class of 2020
My wife and I really liked this tour! I would highly recommend it to anyone who would like to learn more about the Cuban culture in this time of transition. The Cuban people we met were quite friendly, and we felt very safe wandering around. At time of writing (2020) many items that we can pick up in pharmacies and dollar stores are still difficult for the average Cuban to obtain, so please be generous about bringing donations/gifts that your trip information may recommend.
Class of 2020
I participated in the program to Havana and Vinales in Cuba. Please tell all your friends that Cuba is an exceptional place to visit. It is "still open" and, yes, it is safe. To experience Cuba for the first time, Road Scholar is the way to go.
Class of 2019
Love to learn about other cultures, beyond food and costumes? This is the place! I hope to make more trips with Road Scholar.
Class of 2019
Cuba: Havana and Vinales far exceeded expectations. The trip surprised and delighted at every turn. We connected with locals, experienced variety in culture, politics and activities. Accomplished everything on my list, though not all in the agenda. Food, though fairly similar everywhere, was a surprise in preparation. Group leaders met every need with flexibility and knowledge. Could not have enjoyed the trip more! Unforgettable!!!! Thank you!
Class of 2010
This trip exceeded expectations! The people of Cuba are warm and welcoming. Havana has a surprise around every corner and the rural areas were breathtaking! Highly recommend this trip!
Class of 2019
Wonderful educational experience chucked full of cultural, culinary, and varied learning adventures. Warm and very knowledgeable tour guides. Safe, and pleasant bus driver and bus. Friendly travelers from all over the USA.
Class of 2008
ROADSCHOLAR website is well organized and offered an excellent description of our trip.
Class of 2006
I learned so much about this neighboring country. The guides and lecturers were very knowledgeable and informative and the sites were amazing!
Class of 2019
Great time to go to Cuba: so much happening! The Road scholar tour is first-rate: very informative and with so many new angles to explore.
Class of 2018
Loved Cuba, but my group had 24 participants - not what I consider "Small Group."
Class of 2019
We had a wonderful, diverse, dynamic educational program tour of Cuba thanks to the great people leading and supporting us. We could never have visited or done much of what we did without this program. We stared in a small town at a cigar factory that Che Guevara helped establish. We visited an organic farm run by a collective of workers who know how to honor the earth and treat the land in ways that limit the carbon footprint while maximizing their yields and productions from fish to sugar cane and dairy. We experienced first hand learning to dance with members of a Cuban dance academy! We visited artists and workers in their homes from Remedios to Havana. Learned about the history of Havana through on-site visits to Ol
Class of 2019
What an extraordinary experience this was! We visited an organic farm, professional dance troupe, artists' homes, community cultural centers, a senior center (where we learned the national dance), a cigar making workshop, and many, many other "everyday" places. It was truly a people-to-people exchange. Our trip leaders gave us a balanced, well-rounded perspective on all aspects of this country. If you are adventuresome, flexible, and interested in the Cuban people, you will find this an unparalleled learning experience.
Class of 2019
This was a once in a lifetime experience. Our guides, Rosa and Jim were knowledgeable, caring and well organized. They went out of their way to make this a special experience. We were able to meet and talk to the people and the places and events that were planned were excellent. We were able to experience the art, music, dance and spirit of the Cuban people and witness their struggle to survive up close. We rode an old train to a sugar factory and took a tour of Havana in the old convertible cars from the 50's. We visited community cultural projects and had private concerts. We had a lecture from a Cuban diplomat and historian. This was one of the best trips I have ever taken and I definitely plan to travel with Road Scholar again in the future.
Class of 2019
Rode Scholar exceeded my expectations in all aspects (logistics, meals, hotels, tours, etc). I have never been part of a tour group, having always traveled alone with my wife at our own pace, but Rode Scholar opened avenues into the people that have not been generally available to us as individuals. The interactions with the people of Cuba were invaluable. Additionally, the cost of this trip was comparable (if not less) than what I expect when travelling individually. Rode Scholar is a tremendous cultural and financial value.
Class of 2019
This is a wonderful way to travel and see more than could be planned by an individual. Each day is well organized and particpants are carefully guided though each experience while touching many who are doing exciting things in their country if origin. This program is well researched.
Class of 2019
My Road Scholar trip to Cuba was fabulous! I was fully prepared by the staff, and I was well cared for by the tour guides. It was perfect. I would travel with Road Scholar again!
Class of 2019
Our Road Scholar tour was the best from start to finish. The itinerary and leadership was first rate. The guides and tour info was everything we needed and they responded to all of our questions before and during the tour.
Class of 2019
Recently returned from the Remedios and Havana Cuba trip and cannot speak highly enough of the experience. The trip was well-planned and provided the opportunity to have some amazing experiences - from hands-on activities to people-to-people opportunities to being with fellow travelers. Our instructor, Vivian, was knowledgeable and provided just the right amount and level of information. Our guide, Alex, was amazing - keeping the group organized, providing excellent care to all the travelers, and surprising us with fun moments. This is the first Road Scholar trip we have been on; it will certainly not be our last!
Class of 2019
This trip was fascinating thanks to our excellent guides, Alex Vicente and Vivian Quintero. This is an immersion experience in Cuban culture and history, not a beach vacation. Our itinerary took us to an astonishing variety of places to meet people in all walks of life, all of whom were interesting and welcoming. If you are interested in culture, art and history, I highly recommend this trip with Alex and Vivian. The tour participants were a wonderful, congenial bunch.
Class of 2019
Loved the trip, would go back in a minute. Leaders were outstanding! Great experience....
Class of 2019
Absolutely Fantastic! A wonderful trip. Prepare to open your hearts because the Cuban people will open theirs.
Class of 2014
I truly enjoyed this trip, and learned from the experience. I loved meeting the Cuban people, and hearing about their lives.
Class of 2004
This was a great program. Our US guide, Carole, and our Cuban guide/hostess, Yohandra, were wonderful. As a 70+ year-old person who grew up in the US where our government has hated and feared Cuba for decades, I came away from this trip convinced that Cuba and its people represent a remarkable society that has grown in pride, resourcefulness and energy. I discovered a patient people who are waiting for the foolish embargo of their country to end so Cuba can (and will) take her place among the most respected countries of the world. If you go, you will be impressed and delighted by what you see and the people you meet. The lodgings were first rate, the food was great and the days were filled with excitement. My only complaint was that I was unable to stay longer. Go now! Go before our current government cuts back travel opportunities!
Class of 2019
This trip to Cuba was a most exciting adventure, enlarging my understanding of the island of Cuba and its history and heroic people. I whole-heartedly recommend it to anyone interested in Cuba.
Class of 2019
This program was not about mojitos on the beach or moonlight cruises. It was a wonderful glimpse of the lives of Cuban people and a chance to hear them tell their own stories.
Class of 2017
This program made me want to learn more and be a strong as the people of Cuba. I would recommend this program to all.
Class of 2007
The trip to Cuba was an eye-opening experience that has altered my world view. This people to people cultural exchange helped me understand another, very different, part of the world. Road Scholar has included so many experiences in this trip that I have to review my photos day-by-day to remember all the activities we shared with the wonderful Cuban people. I would go back in a heartbeat.
Class of 1996
Do explore Cuba program offerings . It is a wonderful opportunity to explore a country that is so close to us and yet so different in terms of culture, economics and-lifestyles!
Class of 2018
A great insight into a close neighbor
Class of 2019
It is chock-full of info with intuitive navigation.
Class of 2019
I participated in the Remedios to Havana Road Scholar trip and I loved it! The guides were knowledgeable, courteous and efficient. This particular trip immersed in the history and culture of Cuba. The team, Liliana, Rosalyn and Luis (the bus driver) made sure that the trip ran very smoothly. I would highly recommend a Road Scholar trip to Cuba (there are several). I hope that all are as good as the one to Remedios and Havana.
Class of 2019
Very educational and well organized. Do not hesitate to go. This is a great experience!
Class of 2013
This is a trip everyone should take. So much is packed into a week that can change your outlook of the world.
Class of 2019
We loved everything about this trip. It was well organized, and very interesting.
Class of 2006
Tourism is one of the few areas of development today for Cuba and the Road Scholar Program provides an interesting learning experience. I hope that my participation will help, in even a ver modest way the wonderful people of Cuba.
Class of 2019
This was a sensational trip. Get some comfortable shoes, and sign up.
Class of 2019
The warm and informative "people to people" moments in this program were exceptional--opportunities we never would have had if traveling on our own. We felt like welcome guests rather than tourists, thanks to the grace of our guides. They also demonstrated an impressive depth of familiarity and understanding of the Cuban culture, and their ability to communicate enhanced every experience. The hotels were superb!
Class of 2018
This was one of the best trips I have ever taken. The country is wonderful, welcoming and upbeat. The people to people activities were very special and allowed for a much deeper understanding of Cuba. The program was diverse and I loved the surprise activities! In addition Carole and Vivi were exceptional leaders. I would most highly recommend the program.
Class of 2019
Going to Cuba has been a lifelong dream. I lived the dream on my recent tour. Our Cuban guide was extremely informative, enthusiastic, had a great sense of humor and was a perfect hostess. Cuba is so warm, colorful, lively, interesting and safe. The fact its economy is so stifled did not affect us as tourists as the economy needs us and caters to us. I would go again and again. The art, the history, the music and dance all have much to offer.
Class of 2019
I am happy to have Road Scholar use my comments on the evaluation form.
Class of 2019
Cuba was amazing, incredible. I would highly recommend this trip. The booklist was very useful and informative.
Class of 2019
This tour was the best ever. I learned far more about the country and the people than I would have on my own. The quality and the knowledge of the guides was outstanding. It is a totally no hassle experience from the moment one arrives at the airport in Cuba until one steps on the airplane to return to the States. Do not miss this one!!!!
Class of 2019
The Road Scholar Cuba Today: Remedios and Havana tour was everything we hoped for - informative, fascinating, compelling and lots of fun. The quality and intelligence of the guides was very strong, and they spared no effort to provide us a full program while showing great passion for sharing the country and it's people. It was truly a people-to-people experience.
Class of 2019
Our Road Scholar trip to Cuba was the best traveling experience of my life so far, and I've traveled a lot. If you want to actually "experience" and learn about another culture rather than simply sightsee and souvenir shop, this is the way to go. My husband and I felt this tour was worth every penny it cost--and then some. We plan to take more Road Scholar trips in the future!
Class of 2019
For anyone interested in better understanding the people, culture, economics, politics, history of Cuba, this trip offers a first hand view. I left feeling inspired by the hopefulness and warmth extended to us. I will never forget this trip.
Class of 2019
I cannot say enough about how wonderful my first Road Scholar adventure was. Road Scholar's employees were top notch in every way. Their Cuban partners were just as wonderful. The experience was beyond my expectations in every way. I will recommend Road Scholar to everyone I know. I hope to be able to take other Road Scholar excursions in the future. Julie Richardson
Class of 2018
Trip provided insights on the life of everyday people in Cuba.
Class of 2017
Fabulous trip. Particularly liked the dance school, the water tower community center and the family in Remedios.
Class of 2019
I enjoyed reviewing trips and info on the website.
Class of 2019
I can't say enough for what Road Scholar provided for our trip to Cuba. What an outstanding company that I would highly recommend for travelers who like difficult areas planned out in minute detail. Their group leaders are so well trained and so competent in their areas.
Class of 2018
The print is too small!
Class of 2018
This was my first Rhoad Scholar trip and I will consider going on another. The people on the trip and the group leader and guides were well informed, personable and flexible. I learned so much.
Class of 2018
We had a delightful time learning about Cuba, seeing the country, seeing a modern dance studio and its dancers, visiting a home, riding in the 1950s convertibles cars, .....and there was more! This has been such an interesting trip and we are so glad we had the opportunity to travel with Road Scholar and their top-notch guides.
Class of 2018
I thoroughly enjoyed this Road Scholar adventure to Cuba. This was my first travel through Road Scholar program and I hope to be able to do more. I loved the people of Cuba and hope to go back and see them again some day. Diana
Class of 2018
People interested in Cuban history and art would love this week long trip. The program keeps you busy every day with interesting activities related to history and art. Being able to visit Remedios was wonderful. I would feel cheated if I only saw Havana on my first trip to Cuba. We were also well fed and were typically served by Cubans running their own restaurants called paladares. Overall, an outstanding trip by Road Scholar.
Class of 2013
If you are curious about one of America's closet neighbors and want to learn more about the country and its people- including its challenges and history- this Cuban program and adventure will meet all your goals.
Class of 2016
People at home cringed with fear when I said I am going to Cuba. I don't know why. With a Road Scholar tour guide at your side 24/7, there's nothing to fear. I read four books before I left, but nothing is as explicit as seeing for yourself. Going into people's homes, whether it is for dinner or to learn about their particular chosen dedication, sheds light on the heart of a country that doesn't come across in a book.
Class of 2018
My trip to Cuba with Road Scholar was very educational and enriching. Cuba has a lot of history and culture. She is a "poor" (in need) country, but by no means are the people poor, they are rich in spirit, rich in love for family and community and very resilient. It is my prayer that the embargo and the other restrictions placed on her be lifted soon. The world is too rich in resources for any "third world" country to be in need of the basic.
Class of 2018
The Cuba tour was everything it was advertised to be and more. The interaction with the Cuban culture and people was phenomenal. Everyone made us feel so welcome and I can honestly say that I have a true love for Cuba and its people.
Class of 2016
The trip to Remedios and Havana Cuba was top notch in every way. It opened my eyes to the resourceful, joyful people who love their country as much as their families and communities.
Class of 2018
Jam-packed and informational, with people who care a lot about Cuba and about their educational/tour group, too.
Class of 2018
I would not generally choose to take a guided trip such as this. However, I was taking my stepmother as an 80th birthday present and this was a perfect way to share this unique experience. We both really enjoyed the people, the educational experience and most of all the exposure to Cuba that this provided.
Class of 2018
This is a 5 day program, not 7, you can come early and stay later but its still just 5 days
Class of 2018
A wonderful trip! Will return Jim Friederich
Class of 2018
Our trip to Remedios and Havana was wonderful! Jocelyn, Yohandra, and Junior were a wonderful team. The best!! The other travelers in our group were wonderful. Our 2nd trip to Cuba. We will return for a 3rd! Liz and Jim Friederich. Class of 18 October 11-17.
Class of 2018
First time to Cuba? Take this trip! It is chock full of incredible experiences and you will leave Cuba with a full heart and a thirst to learn even more about this beautiful island. It is hard to convey in words how much we experienced in 6 days. If you want to learn about the history of Cuba, the politics, the economy, the culture including dance, art, music, food, incredible children's programs that will bring you to tears...well, this is the trip. The group leader, local guide, and bus driver all went above and beyond to make this a safe, delightful, organized, mind and heart opening journey.
Class of 2018
Just completed my first Road Scholar experience and couldn’t be more satisfied. The thorough planning, intensive program, and experienced and helpful guides, made for a meaningful and enjoyable personal experience. I have been enriched by the travel experience Road Scholar provided. Excellent value for the money as well!
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