Day 1-3.Havana.Where locals dance salsa long into the night, or lounge evenings away with cigars and dark rum, the sights, sounds and smells of a vibrant capital are a fiesta for the senses... welcome to Havana.During your stay in Cuba, you’ll discover Havana’s charming old town by horse-drawn carriage, your private guide taking you to its finest plazas, palaces and cathedrals before dropping you at ‘Hemingway’s Bodeguita’, where you’ll sit back with a round of Mojitos, made by those who do them best. Here, a chauffeur will be waiting with a 1950s classic American car and, once you’re fully rested, you’ll be driven through the bustling streets of Havana, taking in Revolution Square, the capitals’ grand mansions and further afield, all the while getting the local anecdotes and stories you just won’t find in the guidebook.ou’ll also be treated to an open-air show at Tropicana, one of the world’s most famous cabarets, with more than 200 performers, a huge live-orchestra and a beautiful garden setting. During the show, your hosts will make sure your glasses are kept topped up as you relax into the rhythms of Cuban music, including Bolero, the Mambo, Cha-cha-cha  and Salsa.Accomodation Saratoga

 

Day 4-7.Mayan Riveria.You’ll then be whisked away to Mexico’s Caribbean coast for six soothing days at Maroma, where idyllic thatched-roofed suites perch on a beautiful beach, considered to be on one of the Yucatan’s best. Offering traditional Mayan-style steam baths, massage and even a mud baths, Maroma adds the finishing touches to a relaxing few days whiled away on white sand beaches gazing over turquoise seas.With an endless list of activities, while staying at Maroma you’ll also have opportunities to kayak in the wetlands, hike in the jungle, visit a crocodile conservation project, explore the Mayan Riviera by powerboat or plane, go zip lining in the jungle and snorkel in cenotes,  in underground rivers or even with whale sharks.Accomodation Maroma

 

Day 8.Today you’ll end your Caribbean escape with a flight home