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When it comes to iconic places to visit, Cuba is at the top of the wish list for many travelers. While close to the United States, this exotic country could not feel more foreign. This Caribbean gem is brimming with culture, color, energy and mystique, making it the perfect place to visit — especially with a guided tour group.
Tourism is currently banned in the country, but with Dick Jensen & Alan McKay Tours, you can participate in a special "Support for the Cuban People" tour where you can experience all the best parts of the country while complying with the government requirements for visiting. It's the best of both worlds and crafted to make your Cuban expedition unforgettable.
Here are just a few reasons you'll want to travel with Dick Jensen & Alan McKay Tours to Cuba this fall.
Awesome activities
The travel experts at Dick Jensen & Alan McKay Tours know Cuba better than anyone and they've planned an itinerary that will excite even the most experienced travelers.
Here are some of the things you will experience on your week-long stay:
- Daily transport in a classic car.
- A visit to Hemingway's Finca Vigia, where the iconic author penned masterpieces like "The Old Man and the Sea."
- Enjoy a full-day excursion to explore the ecological wonder of Viñales Valley, dotted with unique rock formations known as "mogotes." Tour the valley on foot or horseback, visit a tobacco plantation, and explore the Indian Cave and Prehistoric Mural.
- Take a leisurely stroll along Paseo del Prado, a tree-lined avenue showcasing the beauty of Old Havana and the Malecon. Embark on a guided tour of the Capitol Building, Havana's architectural masterpiece.
- Witness the unique Cannon Fire Ceremony at the Castillo de San Carlos de la Cabaña against the backdrop of a stunning sunset.
- Visit Bacunayagua lookout point for a panoramic view of Matanzas province before reaching Varadero. Delight in a delectable lunch at a local, private restaurant. Spend the afternoon at Varadero Beach, one of the world's most beautiful beaches.
Each day has the perfect blend of adventure, exploration and relaxation. The best part is that It's all taken care of and arranged for you.
Adventure and lots more included
Speaking of things being taken care of, the trip's experienced tour hosts will go the extra mile to make sure you have the best experience possible while visiting this beautiful country. Some included items in the price are round trip airfare from Salt Lake City, airport transfers, accommodations, daily breakfast, four lunches, three dinners, activities and tours listed on the itinerary, private transportation, tour guides, a tour host and visas and certifications.
In short, you pay the fee and they take care of everything else and the cost including airfare is just $2,999 per person based on double occupancy.
One November tour is already sold out. There are spots remaining on the Nov. 4-11 tour, so respond quickly to make sure you can reserve your space.
Rave reviews
If you've wanted to visit Cuba, then a week-long guided tour from Dick Jensen & Alan McKay Tours is the way to do it. With a focus on cultural immersion, historical insights, great food and world-famous landmarks, this tour in November isn't to be missed.
One anonymous reviewer on their website said, "I got home last night from the Cuba tour. The tour was a great success. I loved it. The accommodations were good. The food was fabulous. The drivers and guides were outstanding. I felt more immersed in the local culture than I have on any other tour with your company. Thanks for the opportunity to visit the beautiful country and people of Cuba!"
Book your tour today
Ready to pack your bags and enjoy the best of the Caribbean? Don't delay. With friendly and knowledgeable tour guides, excellent values and an unforgettable list of activities and destinations, you'll want to book your Cuban travel with Dick Jensen & Alan McKay Tours before the trips fill up.
To view upcoming travel itineraries and to book your Cuban tour, visit djamtours.com or call 801-690-7688.
