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Signature Cuba: A Private People to People Journey 2017

6 days

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Experience Havana and its surrounds on an engaging private journey, with full days spent making meaningful people-to-people connections that reveal the spirit of this culture-rich island nation and those who embody its vibrant spirit.

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Experience Cuba with family and friends during a private people-to-people journey with expert insight from a local guide

Immerse yourself in Cuban culture, exploring its architecture, agriculture, music and dining during intimate, one-on-one experiences with residents

Join a local architect for an educational walk through Havana, discussing its historic styles, ongoing restoration efforts and their impact on the community

Take part in a lively game of dominoes, one of Cuba's most popular pastimes, and sit down to lunch with the players afterward

Arte Corte (Art of the Haircut) project, began by a famed local barber who wanted to give back to the community

11 meals, with 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 2 dinners

Itinerary at a Glance

Day 1
Arrive Havana, Cuba
Day 2
Havana | Cuba’s Capital
Day 3
Las Terrazas | Art & Nature
Day 4
Havana | Fashion & an Evening of Music
Day 5
Havana | Dominoes & Hemingway’s Home
Day 6
Depart Havana
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