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Experience Cuba
Welcome to Sea to See Cuba!
YES!!!! Americans can legally travel to Cuba!
Under the Support for the Cuban People License, our trips are designed strictly to encourage, support, promote, and connect with local Cuban citizens. All aspects of each itinerary is in direct support of the local Cuban people....understanding, learning, and connecting to create a larger awareness and understanding of what makes the Cuban people so special and unique.
Trip Details
For each trip, Sea to See provides:
- Accommodations in local Casa Particular (double occupancy) with private bath
- Local ground transportation in Cuba
- Local English speaking guide
- Daily Cuban breakfast
- Fully compliant itinerary under the Support of the Local Cuban People license
- Cuban Visa
- Travelers Insurance
- Travel License and travel itinerary
- Dedicated Sea to See Trip Manager
The following are the responsibility of each guest:
- Airfare
- Meals other than provided on itinerary
- Spending money/souvenirs
Service and Culture Trips
Colon
Vinales
Havana
About 3 hours outside of Havana, in the town of Colon, an 18th Century community filled with local artisans. Here, you will meet a local artisan family and learn how they produce many woodwork handicraft for the local markets.
Havana
Vinales
Havana
Volunteer with the the Muraleando Community Project serves the local community by giving back providing free classes, meals and activities to local children and families.
Vinales
Vinales
Vinales
A 2 hour drive outside of Havana, you will experience the Valley of Vinales, a UNESCO World Heritgage site. Here you will meet wtih local organic farmers and learn the art of maintaining and farming the land from a Cuban perspective and the art of harvesting the famous Cuban cigar.
Muraleando
Muraleando is a social and cultural outreach project in the outskirts of Havana. In 2002, Manuel Diaz Baldrick led an effort to transform a decrepit water tower and trash dump into a vibrant arts community center. Today, the center provides free classes and activities for local Cuban children and their families.