Havana

• Old Havana: A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring four major plazas, a grand cathedral, and colonial architecture – the heart of any trip to Cuba. (1–2 days)
• Malecón Seawall: An approximately 8-kilometer oceanfront promenade, best enjoyed at sunset or in the evening. (1 hour)
• Revolution Museum and Capitol Building: Key sites to learn about Cuba’s revolutionary history and Republican-era architecture. (2 hours)
• Ernest Hemingway’s Home: The preserved countryside residence where the writer lived for many years, complete with original furnishings and his personal library. (2 hours)

Western and Central Cuba

• Viñales Valley: A UNESCO-listed landscape of tobacco fields, limestone hills, and cigar workshops. (1 day)
• Trinidad Old Town: A colorful colonial town and UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its pastel buildings and cobblestone streets. (1–2 days)
• Sugar Valley and Old Sugar Mills: Sugar industry ruins and watchtowers on the outskirts of Trinidad. (Half a day)
• Santa Clara: Features the Che Guevara Memorial Square and mausoleum. (Half a day)
• Cienfuegos: A French-style port town with a beautiful bay and well-preserved architecture. (Half a day)

Eastern Cuba

• Santiago de Cuba: Known as the city of music and carnivals, home to the UNESCO-listed San Pedro de la Roca Castle. (1–2 days)
• Baracoa: A mountainous coastal town in eastern Cuba, famed for its cocoa, coffee, and pristine natural scenery. (1–2 days)

Islands and Beaches

• Varadero: Famous for its long stretches of white-sand beaches and all-inclusive resorts, located about 2 hours from Havana. (2–3 days)
• Coco and María la Gorda Islands: Northern coral island chain ideal for pure relaxation and snorkeling. (2–3 days)
• Guillermo Reef: A Caribbean-side island-hopping route featuring white sands and crystal-clear waters. (1 day)