Havana Tours with Urban Adventures
Havana’s often described as being trapped in a time warp, thanks to the cool retro cars prowling the streets and the crumbling mix of colonial and art deco design. But while we love the vintage vibe of Havana, the city also has so much more to explore in the here and now. Take a Havana city tour that will expose you to Afro-Cuban religion, show you the broken beauty that defines the city’s spectacular, UNESCO-designated architecture, and teach you about what remains today of la Revolución. Then finish it all off, of course, with a mojito in la Habana Vieja.
Want to create your own customised Best. Day. Ever? Something totally unique and special and tailored just for you and your friends and family? Well, you're in luck - we offer bespoke tours too! Just enter your info into our Create Your Own request form, and let us know how we can give you your own perfect Urban Adventure.
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GROUP TOURS
Have a religious experience on this Havana tour that hooks you up with local customs, folklore, and beliefs. Learn about the Afro-Cuban ...
Classic cars and cool cocktails sum up Cuba so well that we've married them together on this Havana tour straight from the mid-century. Cruise ...
UNESCO sure do have great taste, they know a good thing when they see it. See why they made Old Havana a World Heritage site on this Havana tour ...
Cuba is a country rich in culture and community. After decades of struggle since the US embargo, locals have looked to each other for support, ...
If you’ve ever heard the stereotype that Cuban food isn’t good, then we’re here to prove you wrong! Brush aside that outdated ...
Our full day tour has Cuba covered! Explore old and new Havana, get to grips with Afro Cuban religion, art and traditions and cruise the streets ...
Love the look of our Havana tours, but feel like customising them to make exactly the tour you're looking for? Well, you're in the right ...
Like most Canadians, I initially didn’t go to Cuba in search of culture; I went seeking cheap rum and good times when February blahs had taken my sanity.
On my first day in Havana, I’d strolled the streets of Old Town, listened to live music at Hemingway’s favourite spot for daiquiris, El Floridita, and watched the sun dip behind the city’s crumbling buildings from the Malecón.
One of Cuba's sub-cultures tourists may not know about, Afro-Cuban religion is a colourful mix of local customs, folklore and beliefs. Afro-Cuban religion practices and celebrations have their roots in African-derived religious practices.
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