Trinidad

Take a step back in town as you walk the cobble stone streets of this perfectly preserved Spanish Colonial Settlement. In 1988 UNESCO declared this special place a World Heritage Site. No wonder! It is an open air museum of Spanish Colonial Architecture.

It was originally built from the wealth of the Sugar Trade. It sits in the region called Valley of the Sugar Mills made up of 70 historic sugar cane mills. This port town is surrounded by history, Cuban culture and nature.

Now Trinidad’s main industry is tobacco!

Cruising To Cuba is currently taking reservations for ALL Fathom, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Azamara, Oceania, Victory and Regent and Pearl Seas Sailings to Cuba. We are also booking our Group Cruises with special pricing aboard the Fathom Adonia on March 5, 2017 and April 30, 2017 . Please fill out a booking form right away to be included on one of these magnificent sailings! Cabin availability is going fast. Pricing may change until time of deposit.

Experience the past at the city center surrounded by musicians playing and the aroma of fresh fish cooking
Visit the Valle De Los Ingenios by steam train
See where sugar cane grew in the Valley of the Sugar Mills
Witness the glory of the Manaca Iznaca Tower
Ride a bike to Playa Ancon, one of the pristine beaches of Trinidad
Take a boat trip to Cayo Blanco
Take a snorkel trip
Hike at the Park at La Cubana
See what the locals see at the Topes de Collantes Nature Reserve
Swim at the mouth of the Grand Vegas Waterfalls
Cool down with Guarapo, sugar cane juice and a splash lemon
Dance Salsa with the locals at the steps below Casa de la Musica.
Horseback ride through the countryside guided by a Cuban Horse Whisperer

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