Cuba has opened up to US tourists visiting on approved tours, and Caravan-Serai Tours is your destination specialist to help you plan your exploration of this long forbidden island.
Cuba is an island full of life. The people, the music, the arts, the food, the passion! Experience it all on a tour exploring this island nation that is eager to welcome visitors. We offer set departure tours throughout the year, just click on the buttons below for itineraries, dates, and prices.
If you have a special interest group that would like to visit Cuba, such as a medical association, music or culinary group, high school students, teachers, etc, we can create a special program to focus on those interests. Meetings, concerts, studio visits, school or university visits can be arranged as part of the program. Just call us with your ideas and we can work together to put together the perfect program.
Our tours include transportation in Cuba, most meals, a highly qualified English speaking guide, any entrance fees to sights on the itinerary, and accommodations. At this time, there are commercial airlines with regularly scheduled flights into Havana. Please note that the visa, departure taxes, and the required medical insurance are not included in the price of the tour, but may be included with your airline ticket – be sure to confirm prior to travel.
Click on the Coco Taxi to go to our Cuba Tours page.
Visit our Cuba Tours site, where you will find a variety of itineraries, dates available, and pricing, or call our office for more information. (Please note that prices quoted do not include 3% credit card processing fee if paying by credit card).
Modes of transport in Havana
All photos courtesy of Brenda Pierce
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Rum Museum
Suburban streets
Learning about the organic co-op farm just outside Havana
Music at the rest stop
Havana architecture
Ballroom at the Museum of the Revolution
Plaza De Armes
Wedding party on the Malecon
Havana streets
Havana Club Rum Museum
Music at the artists street
Buena Vista Social Club
Small kitchens producing lots of great food
Partagas Cigar Factory
Havana architecture
Sevarino Fortress houses the Slavery Museum in Matanzas
Cigar smoking women in Havana
Fuster House and restaurant
Varadero
Hand-made paper crafts in Matanzas
Club Tropicana
Havana streets
Slavery museum in Matanzas
Artist Jose Fuster has decorated his neighborhood with his mosaic art
US Embassy, Havana
Capitol Building in Havana
Havana architecture
A fisherman on the Malecon
Too many mojitos?
Futbol near the Malecon in Haavana
Partagas Cigar Factory
View from Hemingway’s house
Classic car owner/drivers
Havana architecture
User comments
Havana Club
Dacquiris on the way!
Inside the St. Francsis of Assisi church on Plaza De San Francisco
Pinacoladas at the rest stop
View from a rest stop on the way to Matanzas from Havana
Artists street
Classic car and driver Albert
Plaza De Armes
Ministry of the Interior, Plaza De La Revolucion
Classic Cuban cars
Havana streets
Coco taxi zooming by on the Malecon
Ernest Hemingway’s house
Presidential Office in the Museum of the Revolution
Havana street
Rum Museum
Slavery museum in Matanzas
Sugar factory
Slavery Museum in Matanzas
Jose Fuster House and Restaurant
Pedestrian area of Havana boulevard
Rum Museum
Local music at La Bodeguita Del Medio
No, just making a repair!
Morro Fortress
Cuban coffee press
Coco Taxis in Havana
Resort in Varadero
Horse and buggy in Havana
Inside Ernest Hemingway’s house
Rum Museum
One Eyed Cat Jazz Club in Havana
Varadero
Rum Museum
Organic co-op farm
Classic cars and coco taxis
Matanzas
Church of St. Francis of Assisi is now a performance hall
People enjoying the breeze off the ocean on the Malecon
