HAVANA - From $CAD 30.

COLONIAL HAVANA:
Visit to the Old City for a walking tour of the colonial district. Havana preserves more of its historic colonial legacy than any other city in the Americas. In 1982, UNESCO declared Old Havana a World Heritage Site, a veritable living museum, in which no fewer than 144 buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries are preserved.

Stops include: The Plaza de Armas, the city's oldest square and for centuries its political and military center; El templete, a small chapel where the first mass in Cuba was celebrated; the Palace of the Captain Generals, converted to the Museum of the City of Havana; the Plaza de la Cathedral with a cathedral that is the most harmonious architectural unit in Havana.

HAVANA'S MUSEUMS:
Visits to museums that specialize in areas of the arts, sciences and history, such as: Arms Museum, Literacy Museum, Jose Marti Birthplace, Museum of the City of Havana, Museum of Colonial Art, Museum of Decorative Arts, Museum of Natural Sciences, Museum of the People's Struggle, Museum of the Revolution, Napoleonic Museum, National Museum of Fine Arts, Numismatic Museum, Postal Museum. (2 hours)

HAVANA PANORAMA:
Tour of the main streets, monuments and forts in colonial Havana, followed by a drive through modern Havana's residential section and along the Malecon, with stops at the main points of interest, such as the University of Havana and Revolution Square. (3 hours)

CIGAR FACTORY:
Admire the skill with which the experts hand-roll the world famous Havana cigars.
(1.5 hours)

HAVANA'S CHURCHES:
A visit to any of Havana's churches can also include hearing mass. You have the choice of the following: Cathedral of Havana, Jesus de Miramar Church, Le Merced, San Antonio de Padua, San Juan de Letran, Santa Rita. (2 hours)

TROPICANA NIGHTCLUB:
This world famous nightclub offers an extravagant show full of color and the catchy rhythm provided by Cuban orchestras in its outdoor ballroom - a veritable paradise under the stars. Two drinks per person are included. (4 hours)

FARM PARTY:
A traditional Cuban farm feast, celebrated at the Palmar Farm, with music, dancing, games and plenty to eat and drink. You can go horseback riding, watch a cock fight, milk a cow, sip a glass of fresh sugarcane juice, see someone climb a royal palm and knock down coconuts and savoir a succulent Creole meal.
(6 hours on Wednesdays)

VINALES:
Located in Pinar del Rio province, at the western tip of Cuba, Vinales Valley is known for its picturesque hillocks that jut up sharply from the valley floor. The trip takes you to the Archaeological Mural painted on the side of one of those hillocks, to the Indian Cave, with its underground river, and to an attractive restaurant for lunch. (10 hours).

GUAMA:
This picturesque resort in southern Matanzas province, has cabanas built on stilts along the banks of Treasure Lake, which you cross by boat to a reconstructed Taino Indian village, with life-size sculptured figures showing how those primitive people lived. The trip also includes a visit to the alligator farm. Lunch is included. (10 hours)

VARADERO - From $CAD 30

BELLAMAR CAVE:
Deep in the cliff-overlooking Matanzas Bay is Bellamar Cave, with its impressively beautiful galleries and passageways. Enjoy a guided tour of the cave and a refreshing cocktail. Departure: 2p.m. Return: 5p.m.

COLONIAL HAVANA:
Visit Old Havana, which UNESCO has declared a part of world heritage, stopping a La Real Fuerza Castle, Arms Square and Obispo Street, Cathedral Square and other points of interest in the old city. Lunch at the Havana Libre Hotel, visit the National Aquarium and shop at La Flora and La Maison. Departure: 8a.m. Return: 4:30p.m.

RANCHO CANGREJO:
The excursion includes transfer to "Gaviota" Marina, during the voyage enjoy the charm of our seas on new last generation catamarans and French technology. Visit to "Rancho Cangrejo"

(Crab ranch), where you can swim with the dolphins and also go snorkeling in the small aquarium. Visit the coralline reefs while snorkeling (refreshment on board). Lunch at Cayo Blanco and taste lobster stew with red or green pepper, tomatoes and onion. Open Bar with local drinks and Cuban cocktails, be it on board the catamaran or in the key. Free time in the key for swimming, return to Varadero Marina. Transfer to the Hotel in Varadero.

TRINIDAD - From $CAD 30

This museum city founded in the 16th century has narrow cobblestone streets, churches and colonial dwellings built in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Drive through Cienfuegos and continue to Trinidad for lunch at the Las Cuevas Motel and a tour of the colonial city, stopping at the Romantic, Natural Sciences and Archaeological Museums. Departure: 7a.m. Return: 4:30p.m.

TRINIDAD: Topes de Collantes
In the mountains some 20 kilometres from Trinidad, is one of Cuba's main ecotourism centres.

VALLE DE LOS INGENIOS:
East of Trinidad are the ruins of some 70 centuries-old sugar mills. The stunning, 146-foot-high Iznaga Tower, built around 1840, looms over the valley as a reminder of days when slaves worked the cane fields and the mills.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA - From $CAD 30

NUESTRA SENORA DE LA CARIDAD DEL COBRE NATIONAL SANCTUARY:
The Cuban patroness' temple is located in a small village west of Santiago. Pope John Paul II crowned the virgin during a religious ceremony held here on occasion of his visit to the city in 1998, and Hemingway left his Nobel Prize here.

GRAN PIEDRA: A Lookout in Eastern Cuba:
The Gran Piedra (The Great Stone) is an enormous monolith of volcanic origin, which is 51 meters (167 feet) long, 25 meters (82 feet) high and 30 meters (98 feet) wide, and weights over 63,000 tons sits on top of a high mountain (1,226 metres high), is one of the most outstanding geological values of Santiago de Cuba province.

Visitors have access to Gran Piedra through 452 steps, where they enjoy adventure amid exuberant vegetation of ferns, orchids and other species growing in the region.