Havana: The Afro-Cuban Experience
Oct. 31–Nov. 7, 2025
Tour Operator: AHI Travel
Easy: Minimal walking is required. Typically, involves cruising by ship. Suitable for travelers with limited mobility. Optional excursions may require a higher activity level.
Moderate: Moderate amount of walking required. Typically, two to three miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain and/or with multiple stairs. Requires the ability to board a ship and motor coach without assistance.
Activity Level: Moderate
To make a reservation and view pricing, please use the “Learn More and Book Online” button above or call AHI Travel at 877-223-9274.
Proudly take part in an itinerary that benefits and supports the local people! Visit Guanabacoa and Matanzas, rich with Afro-Cuban history. Enjoy Havana’s jazz and art scenes. Honor the memory of those who came before with a tour of Cuba’s “slaves’ route.” Have meaningful conversations with entrepreneurs, artists and community leaders.
This exclusive program, developed by AHI Travel, is operated in accordance with a People-to-People general license established by the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control.
UW professor of Latin American and Caribbean history Ileana M. Rodríguez-Silva will serve as the UW host for this tour! Learn more.
Highlights
- Enjoy Havana’s lively jazz and art scenes, then ride in a vintage convertible along the Malecón seashore.
- Visit rural Cuba, and discover the storied Afro-Cuban roots of Matanzas, Guanabacoa and Regla.
- Tour the National Museum of Fine Arts focusing on Afro-Cuban artists.
- Experience Cuba through meaningful exchanges with entrepreneurs, dancers, artists, community leaders and more.
- Tour Cuba’s “slaves’ route” and see the Monument to the Slaves’ Rebellion for a glimpse into Cuba’s African legacy.
- Plus, local experts add another enriching layer with discussions about compelling topics.
Cost Details
Please see tour brochure for details.
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