In 1492 Christopher Columbus described the island of Cuba as ‘the most lovely that eyes have ever seen’. Now, more then five hundred years later, the island is equally enchanting. Our exploration includes city walks in Old Havana with its architectural treasures, gracious promenades, hip-swaying music, friendly people, vintage cars and revolutionary culture.  We enjoy the lush National Parks of Western Cuba. Here, Cuba’s emphasis on conservation has preserved timeless rural beauty. A network of walking trails wanders amid tropical forest that is home to wild orchids and exotic birds - it is a nature lover’s delight. From our base at a beachfront hotel near the colonial town of Trinidad we walk amid old coffee plantations and in the remote Sierra Escambray mountains. In your free time you may also enjoy a quiet stroll on the five mile long Ancon Beach or a little snorkelling in the clear Caribbean waters.

About Walkers' World Cuba Rambles: 
Our private bus takes us to the start of the walks and brings us back to our hotel at the end of the walk.  The walks are easy on trails with little elevation and are a chance to see the flora and fauna of a Caribbean island.

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