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Cuba is the largest island in the Antilles, larger than all the other Caribbean islands put together. Naturally the best way to see the beauty of Cuba’s valleys and mountains, its rivers and lagoons is by foot. Our hiking programs take you to lush rainforests, rolling valleys, secluded rivers and breathtaking waterfalls. You’ll meet with the locals and learn the secrets of their culture, history and cuisine.
| | | HIKING EASTERN CUBA |  | | Turquino National Park, located in Cuba’s southeast, in the heart of Sierra Maestra. La Gran Piedra, a huge rock, weighing more than 2,000 tons, seated atop a 1,200-metre-tall mountain in Sierra Maestra close to Santiago de Cuba.
| | | | HIKING CENTRAL CUBA |  | | This circuit follows the legendary path of Che Guevara at the Topes de Collantes Park and finishes at the fabulous four-kilometre-long Ancón beach with its sugary white sand fringed with pines and palms.
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