Learn Spanish, Volunteer & Adventure in Cuba
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Learn Spanish, Volunteer & Adventure in Cuba
- Cuba
- Havana
About Program
Two weeks of adventure in Cuba featuring cultural immersion through Spanish lessons & volunteering as well as adventure activities to explore and connect with nature. Full 24/7 support from our local team as we spend time in Havana, Viñales, Playa Giron & Trinidad learning Spanish, volunteering and enjoying awesome outdoor adventure activities and nightlife in these exciting destinations. Dedicated transportation and tour leaders/guides. Accommodation, breakfast & lunch throughout - shared same sex accommodation for solo travellers but private rooms for friends, couples etc with single room supplement also available. Limited departure dates first Sunday of every month November through April (pre & post nights available).
This program is perfect for first time visitors to Cuba - an exciting and authentic way to connect with local people, have fun and understand what makes this country so special.
Program Highlights
- Cultural immersion and exploration with 24/7 support from our amazing local team in Habana, Viñales, Playa Giron & Trinidad
- Spanish lessons, cultural excursions & volunteering in Old Habana
- Outdoor adventure activities include horseback exploration & hiking in Viñales valley and snorkelling & beach time in Playa Giron
- Salsa lessons and nighttime adventure in Trinidad
- Starts second Sunday of EVERY month (November to April) and includes 14 nights accommodation (extra nights available) with airport transfers, breakfast & lunch included throughout
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Program Impact
Corazon Cuba have been operating in Cuba for over 12 years and have developed a network of community partners around the country who provide important services to local communities - we are proud of the contribution our guests have made over the years including meaningful and fun interactions we continue to enjoy with local people.
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Location
Havana has always been a hotbed for tourism; however, with the bans on U.S. citizens, this has decreased. There are still a large number of tourists that go to this colorful city every year including U.S. citizens for more volunteer projects.
