Discover the enchanting beauty of Cuba through three iconic destinations.

After breakfast, departure from the hotel for the Vinales Valley and Pinar del Rio tour. We are moving to Vinales Valley, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list and where the tobacco of world-famous Cuban cigars grows. After our journey, which will take approximately 3 hours, we visit Vinales city center, tobacco fields and the local tobacco farm. As we continue our tour, we have lunch at the restaurant in the middle of the valley. Then, we will move to Pinar del Rio and get to know cigar making and culture closely in the factories where Cuban cigars are officially produced. Our guests can purchase original Cuban cigars here. At the end of the day, we return to Havana after sipping our drinks on the hill with a view of the entire Vinales Valley.

After breakfast, departure from the hotel for a tour of the famous writer Ernest Hemingway, who spent 20 years in Cuba. A small Cuban fishing village 20 minutes away from Havana; We will go to Cojimar village, where he wrote his famous novel "The Old Fisherman and the Sea" and where the author had his lunch. After the novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls", we will visit La Finca, the house on the magnificent La Vigia farm where he owned and started living, and his house, which is used as the Hemingway museum today. We will have lunch at the local restaurant. After the tour, transfer to our hotel. Accommodation in our hotel.

After breakfast, it is a UNESCO-protected building dating back to the 18th-19th centuries. We will get to know the city of Trinidad closely, which was enriched by sugar production over the centuries and is on the UNESCO World Heritage list, with the best-preserved examples of Colonial period architecture in the world, which Cubans are proud of today. As we walk through the stone streets, we will feel like we are traveling back to ancient times, and we will cool off by drinking Canchanchara, a mixture of lemon juice, honey and Cuban Rum unique to Trinidad. After the tour, we will set out towards the city of Villa Santa Clara, which was the most important front of the Cuban Revolution and made Che a legend. After our lunch, on our city tour, we will see the armored train museum park, which was captured by the important leaders of the revolution, the legendary Comandante Che Guevara, and carried almost all the ammunition of the Batista armies, and Parque Vidal, where bullet marks can be seen in the old Hilton Hotel even today, where the hottest part of the war passed, and we will see those days. We will feel it more closely. We will see the Mausoleum of Che Guevera, who was captured wounded and executed in Bolivia on October 9, 1967, while leading a small guerrilla group, and where his body was brought and buried 30 years later, and the monument and statue of "El Che"'s famous farewell letter written in cuneiform. After our trip to Santa Clara, we set out for Varadero, arrival at the hotel and accommodation.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport.