Walking Cuba's Wild West

Take a step back in time on this wonderfully inspiring walking trip in Western Cuba. Relatively unchanged in the last 50 years, the Caribbean’s largest and most charismatic island still offers the chance to experience life as it has been since before Fidel Castro’s socialist rule started in 1959.Economic and political isolation has impacted the island in many ways – first time visitors will be enchanted by the old classic American cars that rattle along the busy streets of Havana, and by the traditional small-scale farming methods that are still the norm outside of the capital.
Explore the trails and mogotes of the stunning Vinales Valley
Trek to the highest point (701m) in the Sierra del Rosario mountain range
Experience, UNESCO listed, Havana in vintage 1950's American cars
Channel the Latino spirit during a salsa lesson with the locals