CUBA THEN & NOW FEBRUARY 29 – MARCH 14, 2020 TOUR LEADER: DR STEPHEN WILKINSON

Overview Nestled in the Caribbean Sea, just a stone’s throw from Florida to the north and Latin America to the south, Cuba has long struggled to find its place in the world, yet evokes romantic images of a bygone age. The country’s character was forged in the historical intricacies of colonialism, genocide, slavery, invasion and, most recently, populist revolution. Its enduring attraction comes from the indomitable spirit of the Cuban people, keeping their country alive through sheer ingenuity while the infrastructure crumbles around them. From the fields of cane producing the rum that fuels the ever-present salsa to the beautiful bays and beaches and the magnificent colonial architecture, Cuba enthrals with its exuberant politics and culture. Our 15-day itinerary commences in Havana, where Stephen has arranged for our group to meet with a local historian to learn first-hand about the history and colonial architecture of the city. Discover Hemingway’s favourite haunts and sample a Mojito cocktail, tour the waterfront in classic cars and discuss Cuban culture with local artists and writers. Travel to Santa Clara, site of Che Guevara’s penultimate revolutionary battle and see where Fidel Castro repelled the Batista regime at Santiago de Cuba. Discover the Spanish and French colonial cities of Trinidad, Camagüey and Cienfuegos, and travel the tobacco route to uncover the natural beauty of the Pinar del Río and Viñales Valley. Return to Havana and explore its vibrant arts scene, culminating in a night of Cuban song and dance.

Your tour leader Dr Stephen Wilkinson is Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Buckingham. Stephen first visited Cuba in 1986 and has been travelling to and writing about the island ever since. Now the Chairman of the International Institute for the Study of Cuba, based in the UK, Stephen has a PhD on the subject of Cuban literature. He has written numerous articles on diverse questions such as the history of

European and US–Cuba relations, Cuban attitudes and policy towards homosexuals, Cuban art and the nature of the Cuban state. Stephen’s book, Detective Fiction in Cuban Society and Culture, was published in 2006 by Peter Lang. Stephen is an experienced guide and tour leader to Cuba and frequently leads academic study groups and people-to-people exchanges to the island.

CUBA THEN & NOW

Tour dates: February 29 – March 14, 2020

Tour leader: Dr Stephen Wilkinson

Tour Price: $8,975 per person, twin share

Single Supplement: $1,245 for sole use of double room

Booking deposit: $500 per person

Recommended flight: Flights via Mexico or Canada with connections to Havana

Maximum places: 20

Itinerary: Havana (3 nights), Cienfuegos (1 night), Trinidad (1 night), Camaguey (1 night), Gibara (1 night), Santiago de Cuba (3 nights), Las Terrazas (2 nights), Havana (2 nights)

Date published: April 10, 2019

Enquiries and bookings

For further information and to secure a place on this tour please contact Rebecca Fussell at ADFAS Travel on 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email rebecca@academytravel.com.au

Pace of the Tour Compared to most ADFAS Travel tours, this tour moves at a fairly fast pace, with several one-night stops. A good level of fitness and endurance is required.

Tour Highlights

HAVANA Unravel the many facets of Havana’s 500 years of complex and often contradictory history. Wander through the atmospheric colonial streets ravaged by revolutions and embargoes, and feel the rhythm of the salsa along the palm-fringed waterfront and in the traffic free squares of Havana Vieja. Discover a thriving contemporary arts scene and a culture of creativity in the city’s galleries, cafes and bars.

MEET THE LOCALS As Chairman of the International Institute for the Study of Cuba and through many years of travel, your tour leader has fostered many insightful connections with locals living life in modern-day Cuba. During our time in Havana, Stephen will introduce us to locals working in various endeavours, such as the arts, history and politics, enabling us to gain an insight into life in Cuba.

NATURAL BEAUTY Discover Cuba’s verdant natural landscapes and ecological reserves. Ascend La Gran Piedra in the Bocanoa National Park through native orchids and ferns, and gaze out over the Sierra Maestra. Travel through the fertile farmlands of the Sugar Cane Valley, lifeblood of the local rum industry, and traverse the tobacco route through the World Heritage-listed Viñales Valley to Pinar Del Rio.

REVOLUTION AND INDEPENDENCE Much of the island’s identity has been shaped through its wars of independence against the Spanish, and Castro’s anti-colonialist revolution. Travel to Santa Clara, rarely visited by tourists, where Che Guevara’s army faced off against the forces of the dictator Fulgencio Batista, ultimately defeating the regime. We visit the grave sites of Fidel Castro himself and Cuba’s great independence hero, Jose Martí.

COLONIAL CITIES Step back into Cuba’s colonial history and examine the influence of Spanish conquistadors and French émigrés. From the elegance of Cienfuegos, ‘the pearl of the south’, to the port and former pirates’ haven of Trinidad, where time appears to have stood still since 1850, and the maze of streets, hidden plazas and baroque churches of Camagüey, all World Heritage-listed cities.

Detailed itinerary Included meals are shown with the symbols B, L and D.

Saturday 29 February Arrive in Havana

Meet your fellow tour participants and the tour leader in the hotel in the early evening before our welcome dinner. Overnight Havana (D)

Sunday 1 March Colonial Havana

We commence at the Maqueta de la Habana, a scale model which provides an overall perspective of the city. After lunch in a local restaurant we embark on a walking tour through the alleys and squares of Old Havana, including the Plaza de Armas and the small Museo el Templete. The Palace of the Generals is a fine example of baroque Cuban architecture built in the 1770’s and having served several purposes over its lifespan. It houses the City Museum and a fine collection detailing events from Cuban history. Cathedral Square is the newest of the city’s four squares and is where we visit the Cathedral of San Cristobal. We stop in to see Hemingway’s room at the Ambos Mundos Hotel and enjoy a mojito cocktail on the roof. Our welcome dinner this evening is in Paladar, ‘La Guarida’, location of the film, Strawberry and Chocolate. Overnight Havana (B, L, D)

Monday 2 March Modern Havana

Our tour through modern Havana commences with a drive in classic cars along the Malecon, an eight-kilometre seafront thoroughfare and gathering place for musicians, poets and local fisherman. Cruise along the Plaza de la Revolucion and the Avenida de los Presidentes to the Casa de las Americas cultural centre, to meet with Cuban artists and writers. Stop at the Riviera Hotel, a delightfully kitsch 50’s building, and have lunch at the historic Hotel Nacional. This afternoon we visit Hemingway’s Finca Vigia where his yacht stands in the grounds. Overnight Havana (B, L)

Tuesday 3 March Che Guevara and Cienfuegos

Today we depart Havana for Santa Clara, where Che Guevara led a rebel army of 300 men in a decisive victory against the regime of General Batista’s 3000 men. The city’s capture led to

Above: explore the streets and squares of Old Havana and admire the colonial architecture, dominated by the National Capitol Building Below: Hemingway hard at work in his room at the Ambos Mundos Hotel; classic cars cruise along the Malecon, Cuba’s waterfront

Tour start & finish time

The tour begins at 6.00pm on Saturday 29 February, at the Parque Central Hotel in Havana.

The tour ends after breakfast at on Saturday 14 March, at Iberostar Grand Packard Hotel in Havana.

Above: Che Guevara played a significant role in Cuba’s revolution; the opulent interiors of the palacio Brunet in Trinidad Below: a statue in the old quarter of Camagüey celebrates the ‘tinajones’, earthenware jugs that are characteristic of the city

Batista fleeing and became the final battle of the revolution, handing control of the nation to Fidel Castro. We visit the Che Guevara Museum and Mausoleum where the revolutionary’s remains are interred, after being relocated from Bolivia where he was killed fighting the failed revolution there. We continue to Cienfuegos, built by French immigrants from Louisiana, and take in the sunset with a cocktail at Palacio Valle. Overnight Cienfuegos (B, L)

Wednesday 4 March Cienfuegos to Trinidad

The colonial French architecture in Cienfuegos has earned the town a World Heritage listing and we explore some of the palatial buildings on a walking tour, including the ornate Palacio del Valle and the Terry Theatre, where we view the Italianate ceiling fresco and the four-tiered stage hall. We continue to Trinidad with lunch on the way. Upon arrival we explore the city and take a guided tour through the opulent Palacio Brunet. This 18th-century mansion, owned by a sugar baron, now houses the Romantic museum with its fine collection of furniture, china and other period pieces. This afternoon we sample the local drink, made with honey, at the Taberna la Canchanchara before checking into our hotel. Later this evening we visit the Casa de la Trova to experience authentic Cuban musicians and possibly some salsa dancing. Overnight Trinidad (B, L)

Thursday 5 March Sugar Cane Valley

Today we board an old steam train dating from 1906 and travel through the Sugar Cane Valley on to the sugar mills at Izanaga, where there is the opportunity to ascend the tower built by the sugar-rich Iznaga family to keep watch over their slave workers. After a lunch in Izanaga we continue to Camagüey. Dinner this evening is at La Campana de Toledo, a well-regarded restaurant located in a colonial setting. Overnight Camagüey (B, L, D)

Friday 6 March Camagüey

We tour Camagüey’s labyrinthine streets this morning on bicycle taxis, exploring the elegant city squares and plazas, and stop in at a working artist’s studio. We descend into the crypt and catacombs of the colonial Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del la Merced church, dating from the 17th century. Camagüey is also the birthplace of Ignacio Agramonte, a cattle rancher who led the revolt against Spain in 1868. We visit the museum named in his honour, which is filled with his personal artefacts and memorabilia from this period. After lunch in a paladar in Camagüey we continue to our hotel in the coastal town of Gibara. Overnight Gibara (B, L, D)

Saturday 7 March Holguin to Santiago

We depart for Holguin, a charming town and Cuba’s fourth largest, that offers a window into daily Cuban life away from the

tourist trail. We learn of the town’s importance during the independence wars on a guided tour with a visit to the museum. Now a national monument, it was constructed and used as a barracks for the Spanish army during the wars. After lunch in Holguin we head into the hills to the village of El Cobre, famous for its basilica. The basilica is Cuba’s most sacred pilgrimage site and the shrine of the nation’s patron saint, Our Lady of Charity, revered for saving the lives of three local fishermen caught in a violent storm. Arriving in Santiago de Cuba this evening there is dinner in the hotel. Overnight Santiago (B, L, D)

Sunday 8 March Santiago

Santiago de Cuba is considered Cuba’s cultural capital and has been instrumental in the evolution of the country’s music, literature, architecture and politics. A melting pot of Afro-Caribbean culture, it is the place where the country’s rebellions originated. We visit the Santa Ifigenia cemetery, where Fidel Castro and many other leaders of the wars of independence, including the national hero, Jose Martí, are buried. We also witness the changing of the guard. We take a guided tour of Moncada Barracks where Castro’s revolutionaries made their first attack against the Batista regime. After lunch on Cayo Granma Island we visit San Juan Hill, the site of a decisive battle under the command of Theodore Roosevelt during the Spanish-American war. Later we tour San Pedro del Morro, overlooking Santiago Bay, an impressive citadel built in 1633 to protect the city against pirates. Overnight Santiago (B, L)

Monday 9 March Santiago

Today we head to La Gran Piedra (The Great Stone) in the Bocanoa Park Biosphere Reserve about 25kms from Santiago. The ascent of more than 400 steps to the top takes us through vegetation typical of the area, including native species of orchids and ferns, culminating in spectacular views of the Sierra Maestre and the coast. On the way we visit an unassuming farmhouse, La Granjita Siboney, the launch point for Fidel Castor’s attack on the Moncada Barracks on 26 July 1953. We return to Santiago after lunch in a local restaurant. Overnight Santiago (B, L)

Tuesday 10 March To Havana

This morning we are scheduled to fly to Havana. Upon arrival we drive west through the lush countryside to Las Terrazas, visiting the Soroa Orchid Garden and stopping for lunch on the way. Overnight Las Terrazas (B, L, D)

Wednesday 11 March Viñales

This morning we visit the UNESCO biosphere in the Sierra Rosario, one of Cuba’s oldest and most important national parks and a pioneering eco-village. We visit the small artistic

Above: El Cobre Basilica, Cuba’s most famous pilgrimage site and shrine to the nation’s patron saint Below: Moncada Barracks, site of an attack led by Fidel Castro that began the Cuban Revolution; the beautiful Soroa Orchid Garden near Las Terrazas

community overlooking the lake and explore the studios, woodwork and pottery workshops. We also learn about the forest restoration project and visit an old coffee plantation. After a lunch of locally produced organic food there is the opportunity to swim in the pools of the San Juan River. Overnight Las Terrazas (B, L, D)

Thursday 12 March Pinar Del Rio to Havana

We travel the ‘tobacco route’ through some of Cuba’s greenest provinces to Pinar del Río. In the Viñales Valley we visit ‘Casa del Veguero’ (house of a tobacco farmer), touring the fields and a drying house. We walk through the Casa de Caridad Botanic Gardens, planted with a variety of tropical fruits. After lunch we see a performance of the local Afro-Cuban dance and then return to Havana. Overnight Havana (B, L)

Friday 13 March Art

The morning is at leisure. In the afternoon we visit the Museum de las Bellas Artes for a guided tour of Cuba’s National Art Gallery, arguably the best gallery in the Caribbean, featuring the most comprehensive collection of Cuban Art in the world. This evening we gather for a farewell dinner in one of Havana’s fine paladars before visiting the Fabrica del Arte Cubano (depending on opening schedules), a repurposed factory that now serves as an art gallery and night club. Overnight Havana (B, D)

Saturday 14 March Depart

The tour ends after breakfast at Iberostar Grand Packard Hotel in Havana. (B)

Hotels Embargoes and lack of infrastructure of many years mean the quality of hotels available in Cuba varies greatly from the cities to the more regional areas. We have secured good quality accommodation throughout the tour, with several 5-star hotels such as in Havana and Santiago, but please be aware that smaller towns such as Camagüey can only offer a 3-star experience at best. Hotels may be subject to change. • Havana, Parque Central (3 nights) • Cienfuegos, Melia San Carlos (1 night) • Trinidad, Iberostar Grand Hotel (1 night) • Camagüey, Grand Hotel Camagüey (1 night) • Holguin, Iberostar Gibara (1 night) • Santoago de Cuba, Melia Santiago (3 nights) • Las Terrazas, La Moka (2 nights) • Havana, Iberostar Grand Packard (2 nights)

Above: stunning landscapes in the Viñales Valley; tobacco dries in a ‘Casa del Veguero’ in Pinar Del Rio along the tobacco route Below: Jorge Arche ‘Primavera’ o ‘Descanso’ (‘Spring’ or ‘Rest’), 1940, Museo de Bellas Artes / Museum of Fine Arts, Havana, Cuba

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Participation criteria for this tour

This Grade Three tour is among our most physically demanding. To participate on this tour, you should be able to comfortably undertake up to seven hours per day, over several days. Activities may include travelling long distances, walking on difficult terrain, climbing stairs, embarking and disembarking trains and/or boats, exposure to high altitudes and long days of touring. These tours may include one night stops and early starts.

You should be able to: keep up with the group at all times walk for 5-7 kilometres at a moderate pace with only

short breaks stand for a reasonable length of time in galleries and

museums tolerate varying climatic conditions such as humidity and

heat a reasonable level of physical and respiratory fitness tolerate a diet that can be significantly different from a

typical Australian diet, and where some dietary requirements cannot be met

walk up and down slopes negotiate steps and slopes on archaeological sites or

mountain paths, which are often uneven and unstable get on and off a large coach with steep steps, train or

boat unassisted, possibly with luggage move your luggage a short distance if required

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We regret that we are not able to accept bookings on a Grade Three tours from people more than 80 years old, or with restricted mobility.

Tour Price The tour price is $8,975 per person, twin share (land content only). The supplement for a single room is $1,245 per person. A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required to secure a place on the tour.

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• 14 nights’ accommodation in selected hotels • All breakfasts, plus meals as noted in the itinerary. • Services of tour leader and throughout • Services of an English-speaking Cuban guide • Comprehensive tour notes and background talks • Land travel by air-conditioned coach • All entrance fees to sites mentioned in itinerary • All tips to local guides, drivers, and restaurants • Porterage of one piece of luggage at all hotels • Visa costs for Australian passport holders

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Air travel OPTIONS The tour price quoted is for land content only. For this tour we recommend flights to West Coast USA with onward connections through Mexico to Havana, or flights to Canada with onward connections to Havana. Please contact us for further information on competitive airfares. Transfers between airport and hotel are included for all passengers booking their flights through ADFAS Travel.

Enquiries & bookings For further information and to secure a place on this tour please contact Rebecca Fussell at ADFAS Travel on 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email rebecca@academytravel.com.au

Weather on Tour Cuba lies in the Caribbean between the North Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico and the day-to-day conditions are moderated by the local trade winds. February falls during the popular dry season with sunny skies, low rain fall and humidity. Expect average temperatures of between 17 and 27 degrees.

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