Date
Nov 5, 2023 - Nov 12, 2023
Trip Type
By Land

Group Size: 15-29 participants
Price: $5,995 per person double occupancy / $7,335 single occupancy

Activity Level
3
Terms & Conditions (178.07 KB)
Detailed Itinerary (552.23 KB)

Trip Overview

Cuba is a resplendent tropical island unlike any other in the Caribbean, hosting picturesque colonial towns, magnificent 20th-century architecture, stunning landscapes, and intriguing Afro-Cuban culture. Unravel the complicated history and explore the cultural richness of Cuba on a program that includes time in Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad, and Santa Clara. This OFAC compliant program promises to be a rare treat for art enthusiasts, music lovers, and those who appreciate beautiful scenery. Meet with contemporary artists and see how art in Cuba has transformed since the Revolution. Throughout, there will be opportunities to interact with several locals from different walks of society, and group members will gain a new in-depth understanding of Cuban life.

Schedule by Day

  • Nov 5: Independent arrivals in Havana
  • Nov 6: Old Havana, city tour
  • Nov 7: Havana
  • Nov 8: Havana 
  • Nov 9: Havana 
  • Nov 10: Havana / Cienfuegos / Trinidad
  • Nov 11: Trinidad
  • Nov 12: Trinidad / Independent departures

Pricing

$5,995 per person double occupancy / $7,335 single occupancy

Accommodations

  • Five nights at the Grand Aston Hotel, Havana
  • Two nights nights at the Ronda Hotel, Trinidad

Extensions

Not Applicable

What to Expect

Activity Level 3

Participants must be able to walk for long distances over uneven cobblestones and up and down stairs without problems. Cuba’s infrastructure is weak, and participants need to have a spirit of adventure and be prepared for possible, but unlikely, temporary power outages and non-functioning elevators. This is a fast-paced program.

Study Leader(s)

Former Frederick Randolph Grace Curatorial Fellow at the Harvard Art Museums
Additional Lecture Info
Frances will discuss the material culture of the Caribbean and the affinities between Cuba and neighboring islands.

For More Information

Please email haatravels@harvard.edu or call our office at 800-422-1636 or 617-496-0806.