Havana: Off-the-Beaten-Track Tour

Highlights

• Have an adventure on the Cuban public transportation system
• Visit a pottery workshop and try to make your own vase
• Meet several Cuban farmers and learn about their produce
• Enjoy a creole meal with the farm owner, a Cuban Guajiro
• Explore a part of Havana untouched by tourism for a real insight of Cuba

Description

Begin your tour by taking public transport to the south-west of Havana, a place still untouched by tourism. The majority of the inhabitants living here earn their money from pottery and other crafts. During a visit to a ceramics workshop, watch over a potters shoulder as he works. If you like, you can attempt to use the potter's wheel. Continue the expedition with various visits to research and development centers, gardens, and production sites of Cuban agriculture. See a Finca, where bananas, avocados, lettuce, mint, and much more are grown then sold daily at one of the many farmer's markets in the city. Enjoy a delicious Creole meal with refreshing drinks here. An employee of the Finca will give a tour and explain the state-run agricultural system. If you like, you can cool off in the pool before you set off again.

Includes

Local English-speaking guide
Ticket for the train or bus
Creole meal and two beverages
Pick up or drop-off at your accommodation (included in the private option)
Personal expenses
Souvenirs
Gratuities

Important Information

• You must provide your passport information for this tour
• Please bring water, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and your camera
• We recommend that you eat a large breakfast as lunch will be served at 1:30 PM

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund