This honeymoon is designed for you to enjoy Cuba in this new stage in which LGBTQ+ rights are undergoing a revolution thanks to Mariela Castro, political scientist and sexologist. Director of the Cuban National Centre for Sex Education (Cenesex) since 2000, she has led the reinvention of LGBTQ+ tourism since its beginnings. Over the last few years, Cuba's gay scene has changed a lot, with the celebration of its Gay Pride and the boom of LGBTQ+ bars and clubs making it even more vibrant and flamboyant. On the Malecon itself, whole swathes of the wall are dedicated to LGBTQ+ socialising, all of which has made Cuba the biggest emerging LGBTQ+ destination today. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Cuba has a lot to offer for a special and unforgettable honeymoon, so we have put together an itinerary with some of the island's essential places ending at its best beaches.
The accommodation options are many and varied, but our recommendations for your maximum enjoyment are these:
La Habana
The Iberostar Grand Packard is located on the emblematic Paseo del Prado, next to buildings such as the Velasco Palace and the National Capitol. The hotel offers exclusive services in the heart of the historic centre. It has a gym, garden, bar and terrace. You can enjoy the flavour of the Antilles thanks to a team of chefs who never cease to surprise with their specialities.
Cayo Guillermo
The first LGBTQ resort in Cuba. Exotic in style and comfort, it has 248 standard rooms, June suites and suites. All of them with colourful decoration and stunning views of the pool and the sea. Every day is a new gastronomic adventure, let yourself be surprised in its restaurants. Relax and enjoy all it has to offer.
Cayo Guillermo
This hotel takes relaxation and enjoyment to another level. Inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s legendary love of the cays, it is surrounded by turquoise blue waters and pristine white sand. Its elegant design will make all your senses go wild thanks to the spa or the irresistible culinary offer. A unique experience for the most demanding travellers.
Viñales: Casa Mogote Arte
Trinidad: Casa Lola
International flights. Taxes included.
Multilingual assistance on arrival.
Arrival transfers.
Chauffeur-driven car from day 5 to 8.
Welcome visit to help you with general advice (currency exchange, internet…).
Entrance to Tropicana show (plus option).
Night tour 1 day, LGBTQ life in Habana.
Dinner at Tierra Restaurant and access to the Cuban Art Factory.
Tours indicated in the itinerary with local guides in Habana, Viñales and Cienfuegos.
Private house in Viñales and Trinidad with breakfast included.
Standard hotel rooms in Habana and Santa Clara with breakfast included.
All inclusive for the stay in Cayo Guillermo.
Travel insurance.
Visa required.
Emergency telephone 24h/365.
Telephone with local line.
Everything not specified in the section “Your trip includes”.
Cancellation insurance.
