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22 days, Havana to Mexico City
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22 days across Cuba and Mexico. You sleep 3 nights in Havana, 1 night in Cienfuegos, 2 nights in Trinidad, 3 nights in Mexico City and 11 more stops. The route also calls at Guamá, Punta Perdiz, Giron, Mine Two Star and Tlalpujahua and 12 more. 10 UNESCO listed sights sit on the itinerary, among them Old Havana (Habana Vieja) and Plaza Vieja.
Travel is by coach with an English speaking guide, and hotels and breakfast are included, along with your arrival transfer.
The experience
Pick a day. See where you go, what you do and where you stay.
Arrival. Welcome to Cuba. Transfer to the hotel and, depending on your flight schedule, free time to relax.
In the late afternoon, to welcome you to the island, we’ll include a transfer in a classic vintage car to the San Carlos Fortress , driving along the iconic Malecón.
There, we’ll witness the traditional Cannon Firing Ceremony (tickets included). Return to the hotel by coach or private vehicle and overnight stay.
Return to the hotel.
This morning, we’ll enjoy a tour lasting approximately four hours.
We’ll explore Colonial Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as Revolution Square and the University of Havana. We’ll also v isit the Havana Club Rum Museum . Later, we’ll cross the bay by boat to the town of Regla to visit the Church of the Virgin of Regla, a deeply spiritual place where Catholic and Afro-Cuban beliefs intertwine in a powerful display of religious syncretism. Will you buy flowers and have your palm read by a daughter of Ochún? Around lunchtime, we’ll head to the Callejón del Chorro area, known for its many paladares (privately owned restaurants), where you’ll have time to stroll and enjoy lunch. Free time in the afternoon.
Departure from Havana. We’ll travel south across sugar cane fields, palm groves, and small towns, heading toward one of Cuba’s most biodiverse regions.
Guamá.
Located within the Zapata Swamp National Park, we’ll visit the Crocodile Breeding Center and take a boat ride on the Treasure Lagoon, surrounded by Taino legends and lush vegetation. In the nearby Taino Village, we’ll explore a re-creation of pre-Columbian life, featuring life-sized sculptures that depict the early Caribbean inhabitants.
Departure from Taino Village. We’ll continue along the Caribbean coastline to reach Punta Perdiz.
Punta Perdiz. Free time to enjoy the sea. Lunch will be included, and you’ll have the chance to swim, explore natural cenotes, or go snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters filled with marine life.
Departure from Punta Perdiz. We’ll continue our journey toward a place of great significance in Cuba’s recent history.
Playa Girón. Visit to the Playa Girón Museum, which tells the story of the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban resistance during the revolution.
Departure from Playa Girón. We’ll take the road to our final destination for the day.
Cienfuegos. Known as “The Pearl of the South,” this elegant port city, with its French neoclassical architecture, will charm us as we tour the historic center, the seafront promenade, and Punta Gorda.
Departure from Cienfuegos toward the hotel.
Arrival at Rancho Luna Hotel. Dinner will be included and overnight stay.
This route will take us through lush Cuban tropical landscapes, mangroves, and protected wetlands. Later, we’ll drive along the Caribbean coast, where crystal-clear waters and rich vegetation create a stunning backdrop.
Wear comfortable clothing, a swimsuit, and non-slip shoes for water activities. Have your camera ready to capture the diverse flora and fauna of the national park.
Departure from Cienfuegos. We’ll leave behind this elegant colonial city and head toward Trinidad, a heritage jewel nestled between the Escambray Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.
Trinidad.
We’ll begin our visit at the workshop of Chichi Santander, a prominent figure in traditional Trinitarian pottery, where we’ll get a closer look at this centuries-old craft. Then, we’ll take a walking tour of the historic center, considered an open-air museum and declared a World Heritage Site. As we stroll along its cobblestone streets, we’ll admire colonial architecture around the main square, visit the iconic Bar La Canchánchara, and explore the Santería Yemayá Temple, dedicated to the sea goddess. A santero will introduce us to the beliefs and rituals of this ancient Afro-Cuban religion. Lunch will be included at a charming local restaurant.
Departure from Trinidad toward the coast.
Arrival at Playa Ancón Resort. Check-in at Memories Trinidad del Mar Hotel (all-inclusive). Free afternoon to enjoy the Caribbean Sea at one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, unwind at the resort, or return on your own to Trinidad’s historic center.
Transfer to Trinidad. In the evening, we’ll offer a transfer to the center of Trinidad so you can soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere, with live Cuban music near the cathedral and cozy local restaurants.
Return to the hotel.
We’ll travel through the rural heart of south-central Cuba, passing green sugar cane plantations, gentle hills, and small towns that still preserve the true essence of the Caribbean.
Departure from Trinidad. We’ll head into the heart of the historic Valley of the Sugar Mills, once the thriving center of Cuba’s sugar industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.
San Isidro de los Destiladeros, Valley of the Sugar Mills. We’ll visit this well-preserved former sugar mill, where we’ll delve into the history of sugar production, the region’s economic boom, and the crucial—yet tragic—role of slavery in this process.
Departure from San Isidro toward Manaca Iznaga.
Manaca Iznaga.
At this iconic plantation estate, you’ll have the opportunity to climb its historic watchtower, which offers a breathtaking 360° view of the valley. The tower, a powerful symbol of control and colonial wealth, stands as a reminder of an era shaped by forced labor and prosperity.
Departure from Manaca Iznaga. We’ll continue our journey northward.
Sancti Spíritus. This charming colonial town, often overlooked by tourists, welcomes us with its quiet and authentic atmosphere. We’ll stroll through its historic center, visit the main church and central square, and enjoy lunch included at a local restaurant.
Departure from Sancti Spíritus. We’ll cross the heart of Cuba heading east, passing grazing fields, palm groves, and rural villages.
Camagüey.
Arrival in a city known for its vibrant artistic spirit, maze-like plazas, and traditional clay jars called tinajones. We’ll settle into our hotel. In the evening, we recommend exploring Camagüey’s lively nightlife and enjoying dinner at a local restaurant with live Cuban music.
This journey offers an in-depth look at Cuba’s inland beauty—fertile valleys, historic ruins, sugar cane plantations, and colorful colonial cities wrapped in the tropical greenery of the island’s central region.
Enjoy the hotel facilities at Playa Ancón or take this final opportunity to explore more of Trinidad, a city frozen in time, at your own pace.
Departure from Trinidad. We’ll begin our return journey to Havana, traveling along part of the island’s central corridor, where the scenery shifts between the Caribbean coast and the agricultural heartland.
Arrival in Havana.
Along the way, we’ll cross fertile plains, the mountainous areas of the Escambray, and vast sugarcane plantations—witnessing the natural and cultural diversity of central Cuba as we make our way to the country’s vibrant capital.
After breakfast transfer to the airport to take a regular flight to Mexico City. Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Free time at leisure.
Today we have a fantastic day ahead to explore Mexico.
In the morning, we’ll head to the neighborhood of Xochimilco, a wonderful place known for its canals and semi-floating gardens, where we’ll enjoy a ride on a “trajinera”, colorful boats decorated with flowers. Afterwards, we’ll take a panoramic tour of the city, visiting the Plaza of the Three Cultures, the historic downtown where we’ll see the Zócalo and its Metropolitan Cathedral, the Aztec Templo Mayor, Chapultepec Park, Paseo de la Reforma, and the main avenues of this impressive city. We’ll have free time for lunch at the Zócalo in Mexico City. After lunch, we’ll visit the Basilica of Guadalupe, the most visited Catholic shrine in the Americas, home to the Virgin of Guadalupe. There, we’ll see both the old 18th-century basilica and the modern temple.
Return to the hotel.
In the evening, we’ll head to Plaza Garibaldi (transfer included), famous for its many cantinas, restaurants, and bars where tacos and tequila are served and Mariachi bands fill the night with music.
Dinner is included at a typical Mexican restaurant, where we’ll toast with a tequila and enjoy traditional Mariachi songs.
Mexico City – Departure. We’ll leave the capital behind and head into the green landscapes of the State of Mexico. A mountain route will take us to our first destination.
Mina de las Dos Estrellas – Arrival. We’ll visit this fascinating site museum, located in a former gold mine, where we’ll learn about the lives of the miners and the technological advances of their time. Admission included.
Mina de las Dos Estrellas – Departure. We’ll continue our journey through mountain landscapes, temporary home of the monarch butterfly.
Tlalpujahua – Arrival.
This charming Pueblo Mágico in the state of Michoacán welcomes us with its year-round Christmas atmosphere, famous for its handcrafted blown-glass ornaments. The highlight here is the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Carmen, featuring a Baroque façade in pink stone. We’ll have time to enjoy lunch and stroll through the cobblestone streets, lined with shops displaying Santa Claus figures all year long.
Tlalpujahua – Departure. Our route will take us through mountains and Purépecha lands on the way to our final destination.
Pátzcuaro – Arrival.
We’ll take a panoramic tour of one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico, where pre-Hispanic heritage blends with colonial architecture. Its tree-lined plazas, the lake that shares its name, and its craft markets give Pátzcuaro a truly unique atmosphere. You’ll have free time to start exploring this gem of the Michoacán highlands.
372 km Scenery: We’ll travel through the mountains of central Mexico, passing forested valleys filled with pines and oaks — a landscape where nature and mining history intertwine.
Pátzcuaro – Departure. We’ll leave this colonial gem behind and head toward one of the most important capitals in the country, passing through the characteristic landscapes of the Michoacán highlands.
Morelia – Arrival.
The capital of the state of Michoacán, Morelia is considered one of Mexico’s most beautiful cities for its impressive pink-stone architecture. Its historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with majestic Baroque buildings and tree-lined plazas. Highlights include its Cathedral, with its tablerado Baroque style and twin towers over 60 meters high, the Plaza de Armas, and the University of Morelia, one of the oldest in the Americas, founded in 1540. There will be free time to stroll and enjoy lunch in one of its traditional restaurants or cafés.
Morelia – Departure. We’ll continue our journey toward Guadalajara, the capital of the state of Jalisco.
Tlaquepaque.
Before arriving in Guadalajara, we’ll stop in Tlaquepaque, one of the Pueblos Mágicos located near the city. Enjoy free time to wander through its charming streets filled with Mariachi music, live performances, artisan shops, and a wide variety of local cuisine.
Tlaquepaque – Departure.
Guadalajara – Arrival. We’ll arrive in one of Mexico’s most vibrant cities, the birthplace of Mariachi and Tequila. Its historic center blends colonial architecture, lively plazas, and a unique cultural atmosphere.
351 km Scenery: We’ll travel through the heart of western Mexico, crossing gentle hills, cultivated fields, and beautiful lakes, discovering towns rich in history and monumental cities.
In the morning, we’ll take a panoramic tour of Guadalajara, a city that blends modernity with deep-rooted traditions.
We’ll explore its elegant historic center and admire landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza Tapatía, the traditional San Juan de Dios Market, and the impressive Hospicio Cabañas (admission included), a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing murals by José Clemente Orozco.
Departure from Guadalajara. We’ll travel by road toward the picturesque town of Tequila, birthplace of one of Mexico’s most iconic beverages.
Tequila.
Arrival in this colorful town that preserves its traditional charm with cobbled streets, vibrant facades, and surrounding agave plantations. We’ll visit the renowned Mundo Cuervo distillery, where we’ll learn about the artisanal process of tequila production (admission and tasting included). After the visit, you’ll have time to explore the town, browse its local shops, and enjoy lunch at one of its traditional restaurants.
Departure from Tequila. We’ll begin our return journey to the Jalisco capital, once again enjoying the scenic agave landscape.
Guadalajara. Arrival with free time to continue exploring the city, do some shopping, or enjoy its lively nightlife.
We’ll journey through the fertile valleys of the state of Jalisco, with sweeping views of the blue agave fields—recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their cultural significance in tequila production.
Upon arrival in Tequila, the bus cannot enter the historic center; a walk of approximately 20 minutes will be required.
During high season, the distillery visit may be scheduled in the morning, in which case the order of visits will be adjusted without altering the planned content.
275 km 08:00 h.- Guadalajara –Departure-. 13:00 h.- GUANAJUATO – Arrival-.
It is forbidden by law the entry of tourist buses into the historic centre. On arrival, walk down to the Pípila viewpoint , time for photos. Afterwards, we will take the cable car ride to the centre. Free time to have lunch. After lunch, we will visit this beautiful university city declared World Heritage Site, its steep slopes, its narrow streets, its temples. We included a visit to this beautiful university city and World Heritage Site, with its narrow, steep streets and churches. Followed by free time. Visitors who are interested can visit the impressive “Mummies´ Museum”. 17.30/18.00 hrs: Transfer by sprinter vehicle to the hotel.
Departure from Guanajuato. We’ll enjoy stunning mountainous landscapes along the way.
Dolores Hidalgo. Known as the birthplace of Mexican independence, here you’ll have the opportunity to visit the church where Father Hidalgo issued the famous call for independence.
Departure from Dolores Hidalgo.
En route, we’ll visit the Sanctuary of Atotonilco, also known as the "Sanctuary of God and the Nation," a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Please note: On some occasions, access to the interior may not be possible due to religious retreats.)
San Miguel de Allende. A beautiful city with colonial architecture and cobblestone streets, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll have time to stroll and explore its charming atmosphere.
Departure from San Miguel de Allende.
Queretaro. Arrival in this beautiful city, famous for its stunning colonial center, its lively Plaza de Armas, and its vibrant pedestrian streets and restaurants.
Beautiful mountain landscapes along the route between Guanajuato and Dolores Hidalgo.
The city regulations prohibit tourist buses from entering the historic center.
The city regulations prohibit tourist buses from entering the historic center. In this case, the alternatives are a 15-minute walk or using a public transportation minibus. Please note that the quality of this public transport may be lower than desired.
Querétaro – Departure. We’ll begin our journey south, entering regions rich in history and culture.
Tula – Arrival.
We’ll visit the archaeological site of Tula ( entrance included ), the ancient capital of the Toltecs, a civilization that laid the foundations for many Mesoamerican traditions. Among its most remarkable structures are the Atlantes, impressive four-meter-tall warrior statues carved in stone — symbols of the Toltecs’ military strength. You’ll also find remains of pyramids, palaces, and intricately carved columns that reveal the sophistication of this culture.
Tula – Departure. We’ll continue by road toward one of Mexico’s most emblematic colonial cities.
Puebla – Arrival.
After lunch, we’ll enjoy a panoramic tour of this UNESCO World Heritage city, famous for its exquisite cuisine (the birthplace of mole poblano ), Baroque colonial architecture, and Talavera ceramics. Highlights include its grand Renaissance-style cathedral, one of the most impressive in the Americas, and its lively Zócalo, a vibrant meeting place surrounded by arcaded walkways. There will be free time to stroll and enjoy lunch in its historic center.
We’ll travel across the central Mexican highlands, passing through cultivated fields, mountain ranges, and volcanic landscapes.
Departure from Puebla. We’ll leave the capital of the state of Puebla behind as we enter Oaxaca, a region known for its rich cultural, archaeological, and culinary heritage. The journey will take us through mountains, canyons, and sweeping natural scenery.
Oaxaca.
Arrival in the capital city of Oaxaca, renowned for its harmonious architecture and strong Indigenous identity. After lunch, we’ll head up to one of Mexico’s most iconic archaeological treasures: Monte Albán. Located 400 meters above the Oaxaca Valley, this ancient ceremonial center was the capital of the Zapotec civilization for over a thousand years. We’ll explore its platforms, pyramids, ball courts, and ornately decorated tombs while learning about the worldview and structure of this great civilization (admission and guided tour included). After the visit, we’ll return to Oaxaca for a panoramic tour of its historic center, recognized as a World Heritage Site. We’ll admire its stunning Cathedral, the Church of Santo Domingo, and the lively plazas and colonial streets brimming with life. You’ll then have free time to continue enjoying the unique atmosphere of this city, also celebrated for its handicrafts, mezcal, and diverse traditional cuisine.
We’ll cross the southern mountain ranges of Mexico, passing dramatic highland landscapes, fertile valleys, and rural villages where ancient traditions are still alive.
Departure from Oaxaca. We’ll begin a day rich in cultural and natural beauty, traveling along roads that connect two states deeply rooted in the country’s Indigenous heritage.
San Pablo Villa de Mitla.
Arrival in this Pueblo Mágico , known for its ancestral traditions and distinctive adobe-and-stone architecture. It’s also famous for preserving remnants of the Zapotec culture. We’ll have time to walk around the Church of San Pablo, built in the 16th century atop an ancient ceremonial platform, and stroll through its rustic, charming streets.
Departure from San Pablo Villa de Mitla. We’ll continue southeast, crossing the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, a key region in Mexico’s geography and culture. Lunch will be included en route.
Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Arrival in the capital of Chiapas, a modern and dynamic city that blends urban life with natural beauty in its surroundings. Accommodation.
We’ll venture along one of the most scenic routes in southern Mexico, crossing the Oaxaca highlands, the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and lush tropical landscapes that lead us to the heart of Chiapas.
Due to landslides caused by heavy rains, the main road to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec has sections closed to traffic. Consequently, alternative routes will be taken, which will extend the usual travel time.
Tuxtla - Departure.
We will explore the SUMDERO CANYON. Travelling by boat, we will travel for more than 1 hrs up this impressive canyon which is almost 1 km deep and 14 km long.
Sumidero Canyon.- Departure.
Next, we will walk through CHIAPA DEL CORZO , a white traditional and cultural colonial site. Time for a stroll and a coffee.
Chiapa del Corzo. Departure. We enter into the center of the Mexican Mayan culture. We discover 2 beautiful villages inhabited by the Tzotzil Indians.
In ZINACANTAN we can admire the dresses worn by the women and also their small loom workshop-shops.
Zicacantan.- Departure.
SAN JUAN CHAMULA we will be surprised by their church that mixes Christianity with pre-Columbian traditions. Time for lunch.
San Juan Chamula.- Departure.
We continue to SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS . Free afternoon in this beautiful colonial city founded in 1528.
100 km
spectacular
We recommend you to take appropriate waterproof clothing for the speedboat ride.- The visit of the towns of Zinacantán and San Juan can take place on Wednesday or Thursday morning (according to opening times of the church of San Juan).
San Cristóbal – Departure. We’ll set out into the mountainous interior of Chiapas, traveling through lush jungle landscapes. Along the way, we’ll pass the Ocosingo region, the local capital.
Agua Azul National Park – Arrival. Entrance and lunch included. Afterwards, you’ll have time to walk or swim among more than 50 waterfalls, ranging from 3 to 30 meters in height.
Agua Azul – Departure.
Misol Ha – Arrival. We’ll visit this impressive waterfall, where you can walk along the path behind the cascade and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Misol Ha – Departure.
Palenque – Arrival. Dinner included.
225 km Scenery: A journey through the beautiful mountain landscapes of Chiapas, passing areas inhabited by communities that have preserved their Mayan language and traditions.
For this stage, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing and footwear, and bringing insect repellent and sunscreen. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit and towel — the natural setting of Agua Azul’s waterfalls and turquoise river is truly spectacular.
In the Ocosingo region, occasional road closures may occur due to local social tensions.
During the winter months (from November to late February), the Misol Ha waterfall will not be visited due to shorter daylight hours. Instead, we’ll spend more time exploring Agua Azul.
Palenque – Guided visit.
Entrance and guided tour included to the impressive archaeological site of Palenque. This Mayan city, surrounded by lush jungle, reached its peak between 600 and 800 A.D. During the visit, we’ll explore its temples, pyramids, and ancient ball court. There will be free time for lunch afterward.
Palenque – Departure. We’ll travel toward the Gulf of Mexico, crossing the state of Tabasco.
Campeche – Arrival. We’ll arrive in this Mexican port city, known for its colonial buildings and 17th-century fortifications built to defend against pirate attacks. Dinner included.
360 km Scenery: Traveling across the Yucatán Peninsula, we’ll enjoy beautiful views along the Gulf of Mexico coastal highway.
Departure from Campeche. We’ll leave behind this coastal city and make our way into the state of Yucatán. In just over two hours, we’ll reach our destination.
Mérida.
Arrival in the vibrant capital of the state of Yucatán, a city rich in both colonial and Mayan heritage. We’ll visit the fortified Mérida Cathedral, the limestone Church of the Third Order, and the Montejo House—a 16th-century mansion that stands as a symbol of Spanish Plateresque colonial architecture. Free afternoon. We suggest visiting the Museum of the Mayan World on your own. In the evening, a transfer to the Zócalo will be included, so you can enjoy dinner and take in the lively atmosphere of the city.
We’ll travel through the Yucatán Peninsula, passing flat landscapes dotted with lush vegetation and traditional villages along the way.
Transfer to the airport, to take a flight to México City . Arrival, transfer from the airport to the hotel and accommodation.
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Wander through the cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site, admiring the baroque and neoclassical architecture and lively plazas.
Free entry listed · check before visitingA beautifully restored square in Old Havana, surrounded by colourful colonial buildings, cafes, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Free entry listed · check before visitingThe massive, historic main square of Mexico City, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, and government buildings. It's the beating heart of the city.
Free entry listed · check before visitingThe largest and oldest cathedral in Latin America, built over two centuries on top of Aztec ruins. Its grand facade and opulent interiors are a testament to colonial power.
Free entry listed · check before visitingA working printmaking workshop where you can see artists creating beautiful lithographs, engravings, and screen prints, often available for purchase.
weekday mornings
Engage with the artists; they are often happy to explain their process.
A quirky and fascinating museum dedicated entirely to the history and artistry of playing cards from around the world, housed in a beautiful colonial building.
anytime
Look for the subtle sign; it's near Plaza de Armas.
A lush, tropical forest along the Almendares River, offering a serene escape from the urban environment, popular with locals for picnics and rituals.
early morning or late afternoon
Wear insect repellent and comfortable shoes. Be respectful of any local rituals you may observe.
The largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world, a truly unique geological wonder where you can walk on the tar and see bubbling pockets of pitch. It feels otherworldly.
Morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat
Hire a local guide at the site; they can show you safe paths and explain the lake's history and uses.
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Lafragua 7, Tabacalera, Cuauhtémoc, 06030
Av. Lázaro Cárdenas 450, Centro, 61600
Álvaro Obregón, 10. Colonia Centro, Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, 61600
Agustín Yáñez 2760, Arcos vallarta, 44130 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
From ₹5,02,369 per person for the tour itself (per person on triple, land only, excludes flights). An NxVoy consultant confirms the exact figure for your dates and rooms and sends you a quote reference.
22 days and 21 nights across Cuba, Mexico, havana to Mexico City.
12 departure dates are published, 4 with seats open; the next is 4 January 2027. Seats must be confirmed before you book flights. Published availability is not a seat hold.
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General services: Travel by bus with English speaking guide, basic travel insurance, hotel and breakfast buffet. Includes arrival transfer City tour in: Havana, Trinidad, Mexico City, Patzcuaro, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Puebla, Oaxaca, Mérida Flights from India, visa assistance, airport transfers and separate travel insurance can be requested in your NxVoy quote. They are additional unless expressly included in the confirmed price.
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