Sun, Salsa & Sombrero

Tour Length : 10 Days / 9 Nights

Start Tour : NOVEMBER 6 - 15, 2026

We offer 10% on Cash, 4-Month or 6-Month Payment Scheme

(Monthly Scheme apply at least 5 months before tour)

RATE PER ADULT

WITHOUT FLIGHTS

CHF 2'240.00 approx. PHP 168'000.00

WITH FLIGHTS

CHF 3'440.00 approx. PHP 258'000.00

CHILDREN 2-12 YEARS OLD

80% of the adult Rate

CHILDREN BELOW 2 YEARS OLD

FREE

ADDITIONAL CHARGE

→ Airfare - CHF 1'200.00

Day 1 - Friday

Mexico City

Welcome to Mexico! The start of your journey! Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel and have time to relax or explore at your own pace. Later in the day, our tour representative will meet you to share important information about your journey.

• Dinner included

Day 2 - Saturday

Mexico City

Today is all about getting to know Mexico City with a guided city tour. You’ll visit the Plaza of Three Cultures and explore the historic centre, including the Zócalo (main square), the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the remains of the city’s main Aztec temple. The tour also takes in Chapultepec Park, Paseo de la Reforma, and other major avenues that showcase the scale and character of this remarkable city.

Afterwards, you’ll head to the Basilica of Guadalupe—one of the most visited Catholic pilgrimage sites in the Americas. You’ll have time to see both the 18th-century basilica and the newer modern sanctuary.

In the afternoon, the journey continues to Xochimilco, famous for its canals and floating gardens. A ride on a colourful flower-decorated “trajinera” boat.

In the evening, you’ll be transferred to Plaza Garibaldi, well known for its lively atmosphere, mariachi music, and classic Mexican food and drink.

• Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day 3 - Sunday

Mexico City · Cholula · Puebla · Val’Quirico · Mexico City

This morning, we leave Mexico City and travel toward the state of Puebla. Along the way, to the Ex-Hacienda de Chautla, an 18th-century estate best known for its English-style castle set beside an artificial lake, surrounded by forest.

We then continue to the charming town of Cholula, where you’ll see its inviting main square and the beautiful Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios. From here, you can take in sweeping views of the area.

Next is Puebla, a historic city celebrated for its cuisine, colonial streetscapes, and traditional ceramics. Key sights include its striking Renaissance cathedral and the vibrant zócalo.

Afterwards, we visit Val’Quirico, a unique spot whose medieval look and European countryside-inspired design—especially reminiscent of Tuscany—creates a true step-back-in-time atmosphere.

Return to Mexico City is expected at approximately 8:30 p.m.

• Breakfast & Lunch Included

Day 4 - Monday

Mexico City · Havana

After Breakfast, your journey continues to Cuba by airplane. Arrival in Cuba. You’ll be met and transferred to your hotel. Depending on your flight time, you may have some free time to unwind or start exploring on your own.

Later in the afternoon, a special welcome experience is included: a ride in a classic vintage car to the Fortress of San Carlos, travelling along the famous Malecón. Once there, you’ll attend the traditional Cannon Firing Ceremony. Afterwards, you’ll return to the hotel by coach or private vehicle for your overnight stay.

• Breakfast Included

Day 5 - Tuesday

Havana

This morning, enjoy a tour lasting around four hours. You’ll discover Colonial Havana— a UNESCO World Heritage Site—along with Revolution Square and the University. The visit also includes the Havana Club Rum Museum.

Next, you’ll take a short boat ride across the bay to Regla to visit the Church of the Virgin of Regla, a significant place of worship where Catholic traditions and Afro-Cuban spirituality come together in a vivid example of syncretism.

Around lunch time, you’ll head to the Callejón del Chorro area, known for its many “paladares”. You’ll have time to wander and choose a place for lunch. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure.

• Breakfast & Lunch Included

Day 6 - Wednesday

Havana · Guamá · Punta Perdiz · Girón · Cienfuegos

Today we leave Havana and travel south, crossing lush tropical scenery along the way. Our first stop is Guamá, where we’ll visit the crocodile farm and take a boat ride through this National Park area. In the Taíno village, you’ll discover more about the island’s indigenous communities who lived here before European arrival.

We then continue along the Caribbean coastline—so bring your swimsuit. At Punta Perdiz, you’ll have free time to swim, explore the cenotes, or try snorkeling.

Afterwards, in Girón, we’ll visit the Playa Girón Museum, which explains the Bay of Pigs invasion and its role in Cuba’s revolutionary history.

Later, we arrive in Cienfuegos, often called the “Pearl of the South.” Known for its elegant French-influenced neoclassical architecture, the city offers a lovely colonial atmosphere as we pass through its historic streets.

• Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day 7 -Thursday

Cienfuegos · Trinidad

Trinidad is less than 100 km away, and we set off for this remarkable destination. After arrival, we’ll tour what is often considered Cuba’s most beautiful and best-preserved colonial city—an open-air museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Following the city visit, we’ll stop at the Yemayá Santería Temple, dedicated to the sea orisha. You’ll see traditional offerings such as fruit, water, and stones, and a local santero will explain the beliefs and practices behind this captivating spiritual tradition.

Then we continue to our resort in Playa Ancón. The afternoon is free—enjoy the beach and the Caribbean’s turquoise waters, or return to Trinidad to explore on your own.

In the evening, a transfer is provided to the cathedral area so you can soak up the atmosphere of the lively “music square,” with its small restaurants and the sounds of Cuban music.

• Breakfast & Lunch Included

Day 8 - Friday

Trinidad

Today features memorable scenery and a deeper look into the region’s history. We travel by coach to the Valley of the Sugar Mills to visit San Isidro de los Destiladeros, the best-preserved former sugar factory in the area. Here you’ll learn about sugar production and the legacy of slavery.

We then continue to Manaca Iznaga, once at the heart of the sugar boom that brought wealth to Trinidad. Beside the 144-foot tower, historically used to oversee enslaved workers, we’ll take time to reflect on this past.

Afterwards, we return to Trinidad by road. Followed by free time to relax.

• Breakfast & Lunch Included

Day 9 - Saturday

Trinidad · Havana

Enjoy some free time in Trinidad before we depart for Havana. On arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for check-in and overnight accommodation.

• Breakfast & Lunch Included

Day 10 - Sunday

Havana

Breakfast. Our services conclude today. Transfer to the airport.

• Breakfast Included

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