Spend the morning enjoying a short tour around Old Havana with your leader. Founded in 1519 by the Spanish and designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982, this well-preserved area within Cuba’s capital remains virtually unchanged. Wander through Havana’s oldest square, Plaza de Armas, stroll around the architecturally eclectic buildings that line the 16th-century Plaza Veija, admire the basilica of San Francisco de Asis and visit the elaborate Baroque cathedral. After, drive to Soroa, nestled in a picturesque valley and aptly known as the ‘rainbow of Cuba.’ Stop for lunch and visit a beautiful orchid garden, where you’ll learn the medicinal secrets behind wild Cuban herbs. Then, continue to Vinales, located in the province of Pinar del Rio. This striking landscape of tobacco and agricultural fields is dotted with limestone outcrops and there are many ways to take it all in. Ask your leader about cycling and hiking to the mountains to explore the vast cave system of Gran Caverna de Santo Tomas.