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Cuba may not be geographically remote, but one look at the vintage cars and buildings proves how isolated this country has been in decades past. However, tourism is on the rise, so you can visit a Havana that’s not too different from the one that seduced the likes of Ernest Hemingway and Frank Sinatra in the mid-19th century. Cuba welcomes tourists from all over the world, but the rules about how Americans can visit Cuba and for exactly what reasons are still fluctuating – so just do some research before planning your trip. Once you arrive, cruise the streets in a 1952 Chevy before ending the night with a walk along the seaside Malecon. Explore Trinidad or the tobacco plantations of Vinales to get a full Cuban experience.

Life in Cuba is beginning to return to normal after some devastating times brought on by Covid-19 as well as a severe hurricane. The resiliency of the Cuban people is a testament to their fortitude and has allowed them to retain a path forward for the tourist market. Cuba continues to be one of the safest countries to travel in.

During your tour with cuba1tours you will have the same bus, driver and guide throughout, limiting your contact with other tourists.  All current travel advice can be found at ‘travel.gc.ca‘ or travel information about Cuba, go to ‘gocuba.ca‘.  Both these sites will have updated information.