New Year Journey
28 December 2026 – 8 January 2027
12 days / 11 nights
Real emotions and an authentic experience of Cuban and Jamaican life. Dancing, tobacco plantations, and rum production. Traditional cuisine included: 6 lunches and 5 dinners in Cuban restaurants are included in the tour price.
Arrival in Havana, meeting and hotel check-in.
After accommodation — first introduction to Cuban traditions: visit to the famous Partagás cigar factory and the rum museum, where you can learn about the history of the two main symbols of Cuba.
Lunch at a private restaurant in Old Havana.
After lunch we continue: panoramic stops at El Morro Fortress and the Christ of Havana statue, as well as live interaction with local residents and a game of dominoes in a traditional courtyard.
In the evening — festive dinner at the legendary private restaurant La Guarida. Return to the hotel. Overnight in Havana.
Panoramic ride around Havana in vintage cars — a real journey back in time in the style of the 1950s.
Continuation of the route through the historic center of Old Havana.
After lunch — handicraft market and tobacco and rum tasting at the historic Beltrán de Santa Cruz Palace.
Free time for rest. Optional salsa master class.
At the end of the day — dinner and a live music show in the style of Buena Vista Social Club.
Overnight in Havana.
Departure from Havana.
Transfer to the Viñales Valley — one of the most picturesque regions of Cuba.
Stop at the Los Jazmines viewpoint with a panoramic view of the unique karst hills — mogotes.
Visit to a tobacco plantation with a detailed introduction to the process of growing and drying tobacco.
Trip to the Cueva del Indio cave with a boat ride along an underground river.
Lunch at a local restaurant with traditional Creole cuisine.
After lunch — visit to the Prehistory Mural.
Hotel check-in in Viñales.
Breakfast at the hotel and a buggy ride around the southern surroundings of Viñales.
Visit to tobacco plantations and interaction with local farmers.
Lunch at a private farm: cooking together with the hosts, barbecue, and a home-style atmosphere.
Return to Havana.
Optional dinner at San Cristobal restaurant, known as the favorite restaurant of the Obama family.
Also optional — the legendary Tropicana show.
Overnight in Havana.
Breakfast and transfer to the city of Cienfuegos, known for its French architecture.
City walk. Then transfer to Trinidad. Sightseeing of this amazing city and time to relax.
Optional visit to the unique Ayala nightclub, located inside a cave.
Overnight in Trinidad.
Trip to El Nicho Natural Park in the Escambray Mountains.
Walks through the jungle, swimming in waterfalls and natural pools with crystal-clear water.
Picnic or lunch at a traditional countryside restaurant.
Return to Trinidad.
Optional Seafari boat trip to Iguana Island with snorkeling and lunch.
In the evening — dinner at a private restaurant.
Overnight in Trinidad.
Walk around Trinidad, tasting of the Canchánchara cocktail and visit to the Iznaga Tower.
Transfer to Santa Clara. Visit to the Che Guevara Mausoleum and Museum.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Return to Havana.
Transfer to Havana Airport.
Departure to Jamaca.
We depart from Kingston to explore the island. We will start with a walk around the capital city, Kingston, and then dedicate the rest of the day to Bob Marley and everything connected to his legacy. A tour from Kingston to Bob Marley’s home in the village of Nine Mile is a journey to the roots of reggae and Rastafarian philosophy — deep into the heart of Jamaica. The road takes you through breathtaking island landscapes and the green hills of Saint Ann parish, where the legendary musician was born and raised. Along the way, you will experience authentic rural Jamaica, far from the busy resort areas.
In Nine Mile, you will visit Bob Marley’s house museum and mausoleum. The tour is led by local Rastafarian guides who share stories about Marley’s childhood, family, beliefs, artistic journey, and spiritual legacy. You will see his personal belongings, his guitar, his bedroom, and his final resting place — all presented with deep respect and authenticity.
This tour is more than just a museum visit — it is a powerful cultural immersion that helps you truly understand Jamaica, its history, and the music that changed the world.
A one-day tour to Negril and Rick’s Cafe is the perfect trip to the west of Jamaica, where you will discover some of the island’s most stunning landscapes. Negril is famous for its legendary Seven Mile Beach, with white sand and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. During the day, you will have free time for swimming, relaxing on the beach, walking along the coastline, and enjoying the laid-back Jamaican lifestyle.
The highlight of the tour will be a visit to Rick’s Cafe — an iconic spot known for its dramatic cliffs and impressive jumps into the sea. With reggae music in the background, you can watch local cliff divers or enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets in Jamaica.
A one-day tour to Ocho Rios with a bamboo rafting experience is a perfect combination of nature, relaxation, and authentic Jamaican atmosphere. Located on the island’s northern coast, Ocho Rios is famous for its tropical landscapes, rivers, and waterfalls.
The highlight of the day is a peaceful ride on a traditional bamboo raft along a calm river surrounded by dense jungle. The slow current, birdsong, and shade of tropical trees create a truly relaxing and tranquil mood. Experienced local rafters guide the raft and share stories about Jamaican life, traditions, and culture.
Flight home or flight to the Dominican Republic. Transfer to the hotel. Relax on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Hotels can be selected for any budget, any level of comfort, and for as many days as you wish (price is calculated separately).
