Carajillo Cafecito + Rum Tour

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

DAY 1
Arrive to Havana Airport
1. Transfer in from Airport to Hotel or Private house(included)
2. Lunch or dinner at Cafe Fortuna (included)
3. Visit Sloppy Joe´s Bar on your own

Day 2
Breakfast included in House private or Hotel
1.Old Havana walking tour included Museum of Rum and Cafe Escorial cafeteria, there you can enjoyed a delicious Coffee. (with the guide from On Cuba Travel)
2.Lunch at Dona Eutimia paladar—(included)
3.Visit Museum of Revolution and Visit the Fortress El Morro.—(entrance included)
Return in Vintage car for the Malecon Avenue
4.Dinner at Rio Mar Paladar.(included)

Day 3 Saturday

Breakfast included in House private or Hotel (included)
1. Departure to Las Terrazas
2.Tour around las Terrazas and Community, here will visit the Polo House and Maria House to enjoyed a cuban coffee,
3.Lunch at Casa del Campesino Restaurant.
4.Visit a Tobacco Farm on the way.
5. Dinner near to the Hotel or private house.(included)

Day 4 Sunday

Breakfast included in House private or Hotel(included)

1.Cooking Clas in Cafe Ajiaco Paladar.
2. There we can taste cuban rum, cigar and coffee marriage, also we will enjoyed the folkloric ritual of coffee make.(included)
3.Lunch is included in Cafe Ajiaco paladar.
4.After that we will visit the Farm “Vivero de Alamar”(included)
5. Farewell Dinner at La Guarida (with taste tobacco, rum and coffee)—

Day 5

Breakfast included in House private or Hotel (included)
Check out.
Departure to Airport

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