Tauck’s journey to Cuba will connect you with the people and culture of this island nation. Discover the past and future of Cuba through cultural exchanges including arts, history, architecture, cigars, vintage cars, baseball and so much more.
Here are the itinerary details, plus a little inspiration into what makes Cuba such an incredible destination.
Cuba: A Cultural Odyssey
Cultural connections from Havana to Viñales
Heidi Bocianowski
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Cuba: A Cultural Odyssey
✓ Journey begins with one night in Miami and five nights in Havana
✓ Includes round-trip flights between the two cities
✓ All hotel accommodations
✓ Exclusive experiences with cultural connections when you interact with Cuban families, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, community leaders, baseball coaches and players and more
✓ Travel with an experienced and professional Tauck Director and local Cuban guides, all fluent in both English & Spanish
✓ Includes round-trip flights between the two cities
✓ All hotel accommodations
✓ Exclusive experiences with cultural connections when you interact with Cuban families, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, community leaders, baseball coaches and players and more
✓ Travel with an experienced and professional Tauck Director and local Cuban guides, all fluent in both English & Spanish
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Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba
Since its founding nearly 160 years ago in Cuba, one family has run Bacardi. They fought for Cuba’s freedom, fostered an artistic community and rebuilt their business after fleeing the country because of Fidel Castro. Even today, they continue the struggle for Cuban identity from abroad. It’s the history of Cuba and what it means to be Cuban, distilled into a glass of Bacardi rum.
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