Explore two sides of Cuba, starting with the faded glamour and rhythm of Havana and checking into Royalton Habana Hotel 5*, a luxury five-star hotel. Mornings begin with fresh Cuban coffee, and days are filled with classic car rides, crumbling colonial streets, rooftop mojitos, and sultry salsa.

Then it’s off to Cayo Santa María, where sugar-white sands and turquoise waters replace the lively rhythm of Havana. Stay in a secluded beachfront resort where everything slows; think Caribbean Sea breezes, fresh seafood, and total relaxation.

Our offers: 

7 nights: 3 nights in Havana + 3 nights in Cayo Santa María + 1 night in Havana

9 nights: 3 nights in Havana + 5 nights in Cayo Santa María + 1 night in Havana

10 nights: 3 nights in Havana + 6 nights in Cayo Santa María + 1 night in Havana

12 nights: 3 nights in Havana + 8 nights in Cayo Santa María + 1 night in Havana

14 nights: 3 nights in Havana + 10 nights in Cayo Santa María + 1 night in Havana

Your itinerary:

Royalton Habana 5* epitomises modern luxury, offering spectacular views of the sea. Situated in the vibrant city of Havana, this hotel serves as the perfect base from which to discover the culturally rich and historic capital.

The contrasting elements of Cuba combine to make it one of the most captivating destinations to explore. Behind the crumbling facades, a creative spirit pulses through the city, evident in its vibrant independent cafés and retro-themed restaurants.

Bask in the golden glow of your Luxury Ocean Sunset View Room. Sophisticated design meets serene sea views, with floor-to-ceiling windows inviting the horizon into your room. Enjoy the peaceful rhythm of the waves as evening descends, and unwind in refined comfort after days spent discovering the city’s rich rhythms and historic charm.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Start your day with a visit to the Royal Spa, where you can choose from a range of rejuvenating treatments, from indulgent full-body massages to relaxing Hammam steam baths. To extend your relaxation, head to the infinity pool on the 4th floor, where you can soak in the intimate atmosphere and enjoy breathtaking views of the sea.

For those looking to maintain their fitness routine, the state-of-the-art Royalton Fit fitness centre is at your disposal. Before stepping out to experience Havana's vibrant nightlife, treat yourself to a glamour session at the Royal Beauty Parlour, ensuring you're looking your best for the evening ahead.

Unveil the beauty of Cayo Santa María at Paradisus Los Cayos 5* on Cuba's beautiful north coast. Enjoy diverse cuisine, The Reserve area and Royal Service experiences (adults-only) in a modern, eco-friendly setting, surrounded by pristine beaches. 

Be enchanted by the delightful Junior Suite, featuring a comfortable lounge and bedroom with bath, as well as a covered terrace overlooking the gardens and swimming pools.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Whether you prefer a refreshing dip in the pool or an underwater adventure exploring vibrant marine life while snorkelling in the crystal-clear sea, the options are boundless. The resort caters to all interests with a diverse array of activities, from dance classes and table tennis to yoga, tennis, diving, kayaking, catamaran sailing, and windsurfing.

Explore Old Havana on a guided tour through its historic squares, admire the colonial architecture and immerse yourself in the local culture, for an unforgettable Cuban experience.

Discover colonial Havana and Hemingway's legacy on a tour that includes the Hemingway Museum, a walk through the UNESCO-listed historic centre and the Cañonazo Ceremony at the Fortress of San Carlos de la Cabaña.

Discover the secrets of Cuban tobacco and rum with a visit to the tobacco factory, a tasting session at the Rum Museum and a breathtaking view of Havana from the Mirador del Cristo.

Discover the soul of Cuba on an exclusive tour that includes cultural visits, a Havana Club rum tasting, a rum and tobacco pairing, and historic sites such as the José Martí Memorial and the Necropolis of Colón.

Experience an unforgettable evening with the Tropicana Show in Cuba, including a spectacular show, an exclusive gastronomic offer with a welcome drink, rum or whisky, dried fruit and a privileged table.

Discover Cuba's traditional agriculture on a jeep adventure through the countryside, visiting farms, tasting local produce and swimming in the river.

Discover Pinar del Río and the Viñales Valley, a UNESCO-listed natural paradise, with visits to tobacco plantations, the Cueva del Indio, the Prehistoric Mural and a local lunch. 

Discover Varadero at sunset in a vintage car, with a panoramic tour and a cocktail at the Xanadu Mansion.

Set off in a vintage car to discover Cuba's heritage, with a visit to a rum factory, local tastings and breathtaking views from the Xanadu Mansion.

Havana, a vibrant city on the Caribbean island of Cuba, offers a colourful blend of history, culture, and rhythm. Known for its eclectic architecture, including Baroque, neoclassical, and Art Deco styles, Havana entices visitors with lively cafés, rumba music, and a captivating atmosphere. Its UNESCO World Heritage sites, beautiful seafront promenades, and rich cultural traditions make it an unforgettable destination.

Must-sees:

• Old Havana (Habana Vieja): A UNESCO World Heritage Site, with cobblestone streets, colonial-era plazas, and iconic landmarks such as the Cathedral of Havana and Plaza de Armas.
• Malecón: Stroll along this famous seafront promenade, offering a perfect introduction to Havana’s vibrant street life and ocean breeze.
• El Capitolio: This grand building, modelled after the U.S. Capitol, is a symbol of Havana’s architectural heritage and houses Cuba’s National Assembly.

Culinary culture:

Havana’s culinary offerings are a fusion of traditional Cuban flavours and modern influences. Ropa vieja, a shredded beef dish in a tomato-based sauce, and moros y cristianos, rice with black beans, are local favourites. For seafood enthusiasts, lobster cooked in garlic and butter is a must-try. Be sure to enjoy a freshly made mojito or daiquiri at iconic bars such as La Bodeguita del Medio or El Floridita, where these cocktails were born.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its well-known landmarks, Havana reveals its deeper soul through hidden gems. Visit Fábrica de Arte Cubano, a cultural centre in a repurposed industrial space, offering contemporary art, live performances, and a lively nightlife. Explore Callejón de Hamel, a colourful alley reflecting Afro-Cuban culture, or take a vintage car ride through the Miramar district, where grand mansions showcase Havana’s pre-revolutionary charm.

Good to know:

The official currency is the Cuban Peso (CUP), although the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC) is commonly used by tourists. The dry season from November to April is the ideal time to visit. Getting around is easy, with options including vintage taxis, bicycle rickshaws, and almendrón shared taxis, a convenient and affordable way to explore Havana’s charm.

Welcome to Cayo Santa Maria where you can relax 100%. This small island, located about 5 hours by car from Havana, is part of the Jardines del Rey archipelago, which has been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO and is a true paradise.

Must-sees:

• Beaches: Playa Las Gaviotas, Playa Cayo Santa Maria and Playa Los Cocos are all breathtaking white sand beaches in Cayo Santa Maria. Admire the cyrstal clear waters, and spend your days in paradise.
• Cayo Santa Maria National Park: Visit the stunning protected nature reserve and take in the natural beauty of the island. The park is home to diverse wildlife, and is perfect for hiking
• Los Flamencos Sanctuary: This sanctuary is home to a very large population of flamingos. It's a great spot to bird watch and admire these beautiful creatures.

Culinary culture:

Cayo Santa Maria, like the rest of Cuba, focuses on fresh natural ingredients and traditional cuban flavours. The food is greatly influenced by African, Spanish, and Caribbean cuisine. The highlights included fresh seafood such as lobster, shrimp, and different types of fish. You can also find dishes like Ropa Vieja, an iconic Cuban dish made of shredded beed simmered in a tomato based sauce with onions, peppers, and spices. Finally, the Cuban Sandwich is another staple, it’s made with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard, all sandwiched between Cuban bread.

Dive deeper:

To dive deeper into Cayo Santa Maria's beautiful culture, explore its iconic coral reef that circles around the island. This stunning coral barrier reef is the second largest in the world. Take a diving or snorkeling adventure and discover the beautiful system.

Good to know:

Cuba uses two main currencies, the Cuban Peso (CUP) and the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC), though CUC is beginning to fade out of use. It is important to note that foreign credit or debit card are often not accepted. You will need to bring cash or exchange at a bank. The official language of Cuba is Spanish.