Cuba Photography Tour: La Ruta del Són
Discover the magic of photography with Buena Vista Photo Club! Join us to master your camera skills and share inspiring moments.
Discover the vibrant heart of Cuba through our meticulously crafted tour, designed especially for photography enthusiasts and amateurs alike. Immerse yourself in a journey that seamlessly blends street photography, iconic sites, and unique opportunities to engage with Cuban impromptu models all set to the captivating rhythms of Cuban music. Enjoy ample free time to explore the streets at your own pace, capturing the essence of Cuban life through your lens.
Embrace the flexibility of our Remote Expedition tour, which allows you to dive into the spontaneous spirit of Cuban culture and connect with the welcoming locals. This adventure is not just about capturing moments; it’s about becoming part of them.
Our commitment to ethical travel ensures that this tour is 100% compliant with the “Support for Cuban People” regulation. Experience authentic Cuban hospitality by staying in guest houses, traveling in comfortable private transportation, and dining in charming local restaurants. We also encourage you to bring gifts for the Cuban people, a gesture of goodwill that fosters deeper connections and enriches your travel experience.
Cuba Through Streets, Portraits and Landscapes
This journey follows Cuba through its streets, colonial towns, tobacco fields and changing landscapes, from Havana towards Baracoa. The camera becomes a way to notice colour, texture, architecture and the everyday life around us.
Time is set aside for portraits, street scenes and quieter landscape work, with guidance adapted to each place rather than a rigid sequence of photographic exercises.
Expedition Highlights
Privilege to document and photography a boxing training, national sport in Cuba
Discover of the iconic sites and squares
Photography Session in Barrio Chino
Capitolio Area
Riding in an American car & discovery of the surroundings of Havana
Blue hour in Central Park
Sunset from Hotel Jasmin
Hike in Viñales’s tobacco field and visit of a farm
Horse Carriage Ride in Viñales Valley
Golden and blue hour photos in Trinidad
Visit of the palaces of Trinidad
Valle de los Ingenieros and Manaca Iznaga (Self Guided)
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Suitability & conditions
A practical overview of the pace, comfort, and conditions to expect on this journey.
Seasonality
What to expect
- Travel Style: a 70% photography and 30% Cultural Immersion
- Lodging: Comfortable tourist-class accommodations with character
- Transportation: Transportation in confortable Vehicles
- Dining Options: Authentic Local Cuisine for Lunch and Upscale Dining Experiences in the Evening
- Physical Rating: Light walking and hiking suitable for most fitness levels. Nothing too challenging.
The journey at a glance
Following the route
The journey moves gradually through 6 chapters.
Route shown schematically for orientation.
Detailed itinerary
Havana’s Old Town – Havana
Arrive at José Martí airport, where guide Tristan meets you after luggage collection. A 30-minute transfer brings you into the heart of Havana Vieja, passing classic cars, colonial facades and sea light. Check in, settle into your rooms and take a short break. A tour orientation covers the itinerary and initial tips. Then enjoy a relaxed first photo walk to get acquainted with the city, with gentle street photography, advice on approaching Cubans for portraits, and the Malecón boardwalk as evening light arrives. Dinner follows, then Chacon 160.
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First relax photo walk to get acquainted with the city
Havana’s Old Town – Havana
Day 2 begins with a generic breakfast before a slow stroll through Habana Vieja, passing the cathedral square, Plaza Vieja and Calle Obispo, meeting Cubans and making first portraits. A privilege to document a boxing training, Cuba’s national sport, follows. After a generic lunch, discover the iconic squares and landmarks of old Havana, then capture golden and blue hour around the Capitol and Central Park. The day closes with a generic dinner and Chacon 160.
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Stroll and street and portrait photography in Havana Vieja
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Boxing training
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Discover of the iconic sites and squares
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Golden and Blue Hour shot in Havana
Havana Centro – Havana’s Old Town – Havana
Start with breakfast before a quiet Sunday morning walk along Paseo Del Prado, then continue into Barrio Chino and Havana Centro for street photography sessions. See the Capitolio area in golden light, followed by free time. Later, ride in an American car past the Plaza de la Revolución, the Malecón and the Christ of Havana, stopping at Callejón de Hamel for rumba roots. End with blue hour in Central Park, dinner, and Chacon 160.
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Morning walk in Paseo Del Prado
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Photography Session in Barrio Chino
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Havana Centro for a street photo session
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Capitolio Area
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Riding in an American car & discovery of the surroundings of Havana
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Blue hour in Central Park
Viñales
After breakfast and hotel check out in Havana, transfer to the Viñales valley, leaving the city for tobacco fields and limestone mogotes. Enjoy lunch, check in, and free time before the Viñales Discovery Tour, visiting the Indian Cave, the prehistoric mural, and the iconic mogotes. Watch sunset from Hotel Jasmin, then dine and stay at Hostal Buena Vista Viñales.
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Vinales Discovery Tour
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Sunset from Hotel Jasmin
Viñales
Begin with breakfast before catching sunrise from a nice viewpoint, photographing the mogotes of Viñales as light spreads over the valley and tobacco fields. A morning hike through the tobacco fields includes a visit to a little-frequented farm for environmental portraits among the plants that made Cuba’s cigars famous. An optional horse carriage ride offers a slower look at the third valley of Viñales. End the day with sunset from Hotel Jasmin, the finest viewpoint in Viñales, then dinner and rest at Hostal Buena Vista Viñales.
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Sunrise from a nice viewpoint
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Hike in Viñales’s tobacco field and visit of a farm
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Horse Carriage Ride in Viñales Valley
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Sunset from Hotel Jasmin
Trinidad – Cienfuegos
After a generic breakfast and hotel check out in Viñales, transfer from the tobacco valley to colonial Trinidad on a long road day crossing the island, with a lunch stop on the way. Stop over in Cienfuegos to stretch your legs along its elegant boulevard and main square, with time for photographs of this French-flavoured port. On arrival, hotel check-in and a short break before a first walk in Trinidad to discover the city’s cobblestone streets, colonial houses, classic cars and horse-drawn carriages. Golden and blue hour photos in Trinidad follow, then a generic dinner and Casa Colonial Torrado 1830.
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Stop Over in Cienfuegos
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first walk in Trinidad to discover the city
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Golden and blue hour photos in Trinidad
Havana’s Old Town – Trinidad
Start with a morning walk before breakfast to see Trinidad waking up, taking in life scenes, colonial architecture and soft early light. Visit the palaces and museums of Trinidad for architectural details and city panoramas, then join a relaxed street photography session with impromptu portraits. After free time, take a self-guided afternoon at Valle de los Ingenieros and Manaca Iznaga for panoramic valley views. Return to the centre as the light softens for more street photography, then golden and blue hour shots around the plazas, closing the day with dinner and a stay at Casa Colonial Torrado 1830.
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Morning walk before breakfast to see the city waking up
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Visit of the palaces of Trinidad
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Street Photography and impromptu portraits
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Valle de los Ingenieros and Manaca Iznaga (Self Guided)
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Back in the center for more street photography with impromptu models
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Golden & Blue Hour shots
Trinidad – Havana Centro – Havana’s Old Town
After breakfast, transfer from Trinidad to Parque El Cubano at the foot of the Sierra del Escambray for a self-guided 3.6 km hike along the Huellas de la Historia trail to Javira Waterfall, with a chance to swim. Return to Trinidad for lunch and free time, then enjoy solo street photography, a golden-hour photoshoot with a horse carriage, panoramic shots from a city tour point, and street photos with impromptu models until sunset and blue hour. Dinner and overnight at Casa Colonial Torrado 1830.
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Parque El Cubano Hike + Tocororo+ Javira Waterfall. Possibility to swim (Self Guided)
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Free Solo Street Photography in Trinidad
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Photoshoot with a Horse Carriage
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Shooting from a High Vantage point of the city
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Street photos with impromptu models until sunset and blue hour
Havana’s Old Town – Havana
Check out after breakfast and transfer from Trinidad back to Havana’s Old Town, a long road day through the Cuban countryside with a lunch stop on the way. On arrival, check in and settle in before a last walk through Havana Centro and along the Malecón, with free time for street photography. Close the day with a cocktail on a rooftop offering one of the best views of the city, followed by dinner and Chacon 160.
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Last walk in Havana Centro & Malecon
Havana Airport (José Martí) – Santiago de Cuba Airport (Antonio Maceo) – Santiago de Cuba
After a generic breakfast and hotel check out in Havana, a transfer leads to José Martí airport for a domestic flight to Santiago de Cuba Airport (Antonio Maceo). A transfer continues into Santiago de Cuba Old Town, where hotel check-in allows a short break. A generic lunch precedes a relaxing photo walk through Santiago de Cuba’s Old Town, capturing colorful colonial architecture and vibrant street scenes. The day closes with a generic dinner and a stay at Hotel Casa San Felix Santiago de Cuba.
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Relaxing photo walk in Santiago de Cuba’s Old Town
Santiago de Cuba
After breakfast, a morning photo walk explores Santiago de Cuba’s historic center along Calle Enramada and its colonial squares. An exclusive photo session follows with a famous Santiago musician, then documentary photography of musicians in the city’s legendary venues. After lunch and free time, a guided photo walk through the Tivoli neighborhood captures colonial charm until sunset. Dinner precedes an evening of live music on Calle Heredia, where Cuban son and salsa fill the street. The day ends at Hotel Casa San Felix Santiago de Cuba.
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Morning photo walk through Santiago’s center – Calle Enramada and squares
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Exclusive photo session with a famous Santiago musician
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Documenting musicians in Santiago’s musical venues
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Photo walk in Tivoli neighborhood until sunset
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Live music evening in Calle Heredia
Santiago de Cuba – Cayo GranMa
A day in Santiago de Cuba begins with breakfast before a private Afro-Cuban culture show of music and dance. Walk the Malecón (Alameda) for ocean breezes and street life, then lunch. Transfer to Cayo Granma, where a Cuban family welcomes you for cubanías and an intimate portrait session. Return to Santiago with a panoramic photo stop at El Morro (San Pedro de la Roca fortress). Free time follows, then sunset from a rooftop, dinner, and live music at La Trova.
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Afro-Cuban culture private show
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Walk along Santiago’s Malecón (Alameda)
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Interaction and portraits with a Cuban family in Cayo Granma
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Panoramic photo stop at El Morro Fortress
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Sunset over Santiago from a rooftop
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Live music evening at La Trova
Baracoa
After a generic breakfast and hotel check out, travel from Santiago de Cuba to Baracoa on a four-hour drive along Cuba’s south-eastern coast, passing crystal-water beaches. Check in to your guest house on arrival, then enjoy a generic lunch. A guided photo walk through Baracoa’s Old Town captures colonial charm, vibrant facades, and daily street life. End the day with a sunset photo session over El Yunque, the iconic flat-top mountain, followed by a generic dinner.
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Photo walk in Baracoa’s Old Town
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Sunset photo session over El Yunque
Baracoa
Day 14 begins with breakfast before a portrait session with Taino descendants in Baracoa, capturing their living heritage and traditional attire. After lunch, the route continues to Maguana Beach for relaxation, sunbathing and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. The day closes with dinner and an overnight stay at a guest house in Baracoa, balancing cultural encounters with coastal time.
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Portrait session with Taino descendants in Baracoa
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Maguana Beach relax and snorkeling
Santiago de Cuba Airport (Antonio Maceo) – Havana Airport (José Martí) – Havana’s Old Town
After breakfast and hotel check out in Baracoa, transfer to Santiago de Cuba Airport for a domestic flight to Havana. On arrival, transfer to Havana’s Old Town, check in and relax. Enjoy a generic lunch, then a last walk through Havana Centro and along the Malecón with free time for street photography. End the day with a rooftop cocktail offering one of the best views of the city, followed by dinner.
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Last walk in Havana Centro & Malecon
Havana Airport (José Martí)
Enjoy a generic breakfast (8€) before a leisurely morning for resting, shopping or enjoying the hotel infrastructure. Later, take the final transfer from Havana’s Old Town to Havana Airport (José Martí), ending the journey with one last look at the city. We’ll drop you off at the airport for your flight back home. We hope you had an incredible adventure with us!
Accommodation
Where you’ll stay
In our journeys around the world, we are known for selecting the finest available accommodations, ensuring both comfort and unique experiences. However, in Cuba, we adhere closely to the “Support for Cuban People” license guidelines, which means we stay exclusively in privately owned guesthouses known as casas particulares. This choice allows us to support local entrepreneurs directly, immersing you deeper into the vibrant Cuban culture.
These guesthouses offer a unique charm, especially in iconic cities like Havana and Trinidad, where you’ll find beautifully restored colonial homes and hospitable families eager to share their way of life. In more rural areas, such as the serene valley of Viñales, options can be more modest and limited. However, the warmth and hospitality of our Cuban hosts, combined with the character of these local homes, create an atmosphere that quickly makes us forget any lack of conventional luxury.
Please note that due to high demand, many of the most charming and sought-after casas particulares tend to get booked well in advance. To ensure we secure the best accommodations for you, we recommend confirming your booking as early as possible. This allows us to reserve the finest options, enhancing your experience with the comfort and authenticity that make our journeys in Cuba so unforgettable.
Chacon 160
Havana
5 nights · Hotel Boutique
Hostal Buena Vista Viñales
Viñales
2 nights · Guest House
Casa Colonial Torrado 1830
Trinidad
3 nights · Guest House
Hotel Casa San Felix Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
3 nights · Luxury Hotel
Chacon 160
Hotel Boutique | $$
High comfort, private bathroom, minibar and Internet access. The Chacón 160 hostel, with 4 rooms in total, is located in the heart of Old Havana in a 2-story colonial house built in 1890, completely remodeled for modern and elegant décor. Restaurants, bars and historic sites abound in its surroundings to complement your stay.
Hostal Buena Vista Viñales
Guest House | $$$ | Altitude: 210m (689 ft)
Hostal Buena Vista in Viñales, Cuba, stands as a serene retreat amidst the lush landscapes of the Viñales Valley. This charming guesthouse, with its warm, inviting atmosphere, is a perfect embodiment of the tranquility and natural beauty of the region. Each room, comfortable and well-appointed, offers stunning views of the surrounding mogotes (limestone hills) and verdant fields, providing guests with a constant connection to the breathtaking scenery. The hostal's spacious veranda is an ideal spot for sipping a local coffee or a mojito while soaking in the panoramic vistas and the peaceful rhythm of countryside life. Located just a short distance from the center of Viñales, Hostal Buena Vista is an excellent base for exploring the area's unique geological formations, traditional tobacco farms, and rich cultural heritage. It's a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a genuine, relaxing Cuban experience in one of the island's most picturesque regions.
Casa Colonial Torrado 1830
Guest House | $$$
Casa Colonial Torrado 1830, a jewel nestled in the enchanting town of Trinidad, Cuba, is a delightful escape into the past. This meticulously preserved colonial house, dating back to the early 19th century, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern amenities. The moment you step through its doors, you're transported to a bygone era, with each room telling a story through its antique furnishings and traditional Cuban décor. The inner courtyard, a serene oasis, invites guests to relax under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the gentle whispers of history. Located within walking distance of Trinidad's UNESCO World Heritage sites, vibrant markets, and cobblestone streets, Casa Colonial Torrado 1830 is the perfect base for travelers seeking an immersive cultural experience, coupled with the warm, personalized touch of Cuban hospitality.
Hotel Casa San Felix Santiago de Cuba
Luxury Hotel | $$$ | Altitude: 30m (98 ft)
Hotel Casa San Felix in Santiago de Cuba stands as a hidden gem in the city's tapestry of culture and history. This quaint, welcoming establishment captures the essence of Cuban hospitality, offering a serene and intimate setting amidst the bustling streets of Santiago. Each room, a cozy haven of comfort, is thoughtfully designed with a blend of traditional Cuban decor and modern amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay for every guest. The rooftop terrace is a particular highlight, offering a panoramic view of the city's skyline, where the hues of the sunset mingle with the historic silhouettes of Santiago. Ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful yet centrally located accommodation, Casa San Felix not only provides a comfortable stay but also an immersive experience into the local lifestyle and charm of Santiago de Cuba.
Guest House in Baracoa (TBD)
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Price Details
Our tour prices are based on a tiered pricing model. more guests = lower price, per person. That means the prices go down on a per-person basis as more people book onto a specific tour departure.
Price Base
- Price for 2 people: 3.895 EUR (243 EUR / day)
- Price for 3 to 4 people: 3.395 EUR (212 EUR / day)
- Price for 5 to 6 people: 2.895 EUR (181 EUR / day)
- Price for 7 to 8 people: 2.795 EUR (175 EUR / day)
** Prices are based on double occupancy / twin share basis.
Included
- Hotels mentioned in the program
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Hotels mentioned in the program- Chacon 160 — 5 nights · Hotel Boutique
- Hostal Buena Vista Viñales — 2 nights · Guest House
- Casa Colonial Torrado 1830 — 3 nights · Guest House
- Hotel Casa San Felix Santiago de Cuba — 3 nights · Luxury Hotel
- Guest House in Baracoa (TBD) — 2 nights · Uncategorized Hotel
- Transportation in comfortable vehicles (Car / Van), as well as Local Taxi
- Domestic flights
- Meals indicated in the program: 15 breakfasts, 12 lunchs, 15 dinners
- 1 cocktail before dinner
- Water is included
- Professional photographic guidance & instruction by Tristan Quevilly
- 1h skype session of photo editing in Lightroom or Photoshop
- Restaurant gratuities / tips
- Pre-trip planning assistance
- Detailed trip notes with practical information and cultural insights
- Access to Remote Expeditions custom travel app
Not Included
- Lunch on Arrival day, day 3, day 5 and Departure day
- Tips
- International flights
- Tourist Card
- Additional drinks and meals
- Medical insurance
- Expenses not specified in the program
- Tips
- Travel, Medical & Cancellation insurance
- Additional drinks and meals
- Expenses not specified in the program
- Camera Equipment
Deposit
- 30% (1.799 EUR approx)
Payment Options
- Bank Transfer (Recommended): Free
- Credit / Debit Card: Secure payment via Revolut. A 3% processing fee applies.
- Please note: Due to U.S. economic sanctions against Cuba, payment options such as Stripe, PayPal, and Wise are not available for this tour. Regular bank transfer might not work either.
Second Participant Discount
- Travelling with a companion who isn't a photographer? Their per-person price is reduced by 350 EUR.
Booking Conditions
- Deposit: 30% to secure your booking
- Final payment: Due 90 days before departure
- Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: Deposit retained as a 4-year travel credit
- Read the full Terms & Conditions ↗
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A transparent look at how your bespoke itinerary is funded.
Services to Expect
Casas Particulares, Local Meals and Transfers
Accommodation may include carefully selected casas particulares and small hotels, offering a more direct connection with local life than a uniform international chain. Meals are arranged through local paladares, homes or restaurants along the route.
Road transfers can be long and roads uneven. The local team helps us navigate the practical details while keeping the journey human and adaptable.
Practical Information
Early Starts and a Flexible Photography Pace
Some mornings begin early to make the most of soft light and active streets, while other sessions are shaped by local life and the best moment to work with a subject. The pace leaves room for observation, conversation and repeated attempts.
Heat, transfers and changing light can affect the day. A flexible attitude is more useful than trying to force every photograph.
Money, Connectivity and Practical Conditions
Carry enough accessible cash for situations where cards or reliable internet are unavailable. Connectivity can be limited, particularly outside the main cities, so download essential information and keep important contacts available offline.
Keep medication, documents and valuables with you during transfers. Local conditions may be simple, but preparation makes the journey easier.
Respectful Portraits and Local Guidance
Ask before making portraits and take time to establish a human connection rather than photographing people as scenery. Follow local guidance in homes, markets, workshops and community settings.
Be attentive to the boundaries of each place, keep equipment discreet and remain open to photographs that emerge through conversation and trust.
What to Pack for Cuba’s Climate and Road Journey
Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, a light rain layer and a small daypack. A camera with a versatile lens, spare batteries, memory cards and a simple rain cover will be useful.
Pack medication and essential documents in your hand luggage, and keep equipment protected from heat, humidity, dust and occasional rough roads.
Detailed Trip Notes, including practical tips, cultural insights, and a complete packing list will be sent to you 60 days before departure.
Booking this tour means you agree to our full Terms and Conditions. Below is a summary of the key points. As life is unpredictable, we strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance.
- Deposit: A 30% deposit is required to secure your booking. This deposit is refundable for 7 days (less transaction fees), after which it becomes a non-refundable credit, transferable to a future tour offered by Remote Expeditions within 4 years of the cancellation date, less any non-recoverable costs already paid on your behalf.
- Final Payment: The remaining balance is due 90 days before the tour begins.
- Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: You will receive a full refund of any payments made, except for the 30% deposit. Your deposit will be converted into a travel credit valid for 4 years on a future tour Remote Expeditions.
- Cancellation within 90 days of departure: 100% of the tour price is forfeited. There are no refunds or credits.
* This is a summary only. Please read our complete
Terms and Conditions
for full details before booking.
** We strongly recommend all travelers purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and other unforeseen events.
A few kind words
Colorful photography tour in Cuba
We had a wonderful tour in Cuba with Tristan. He knows the island very well and can spot perfect photo opportunities. He is also a great and patient teacher, and spares no effort to make the traveler's experience memorable.
Thank you, Tristan, for this new experience by your side
Thank you, Tristan, for this new experience by your side. Cuba is truly a world of its own that is worth discovering. Thank you for all the wonderful encounters, for your patience, and for the valuable advice :-)
Traveling with you is always the best.
Hope to see you very soon.
Excellent Travel & Photography Guide
Tristan created a wonderful cultural experience for us over a 10 day visit to Cuba. From a photography perspective, he had researched people and locations to insure the best model, in the most cuban environment in the best light. Although we were focused on photography, he rounded out the tour with opportunities to experience the history (visit to old sugar plantation), the land (visit to a farm with oxen and a hike to waterfall), and the food (experiencing local food and drink in beautiful settings). I would highly recommend Tristan as a guide. We are already planning our next trip with him.
The difference is in the details
Journeys shaped by experience
Every route is built from time spent in the field: knowing when to linger, when to move on, and which small details are worth noticing.
Room for the unexpected
The best moments are not always on the itinerary. We leave enough flexibility to follow a good conversation, an unusual sighting, or a changing landscape.
Local relationships that open doors
Our journeys are grounded in long-term relationships with people who know their home intimately and are proud to share it in their own way.
A small group, properly looked after
With only a few travellers, decisions remain personal. We can adapt the pace, answer questions, and make sure everyone feels part of the journey.
Your Tour Guide
Tristan Quevilly
Cuba has pulsed through my life since childhood, thanks to my family's deep ties. I didn't just visit; I studied the language, lived and worked there coordinating activities and mastering salsa, and spent months scouting – even getting stranded during the 2020 lockdown! This profound immersion, combined with 25 years of inherited connections and dedicated exploration of local boxing gyms, dance schools, and communities, fuels my photography tours. My passion is crafting immersive journeys built on genuine relationships and extensive experience, allowing you to connect with and capture the true, vibrant spirit of Cuba through an insider's lens.
- Nationality: French
- Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
- Guiding since: 2003
- Specialties: Photography, Trekking, Indigenous Communities
Extend your journey
Optional extensions and add-ons you may consider for your trip. Each can be added to your itinerary on request — just let me know.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Remote Expeditions journeys are arranged privately, so the pace and rhythm can be shaped around the people travelling together. When a scheduled group departure is offered, it is typically limited to four or five travellers.
No. Photography is one of the ways we observe and connect with a place, but it is not a requirement. Our journeys also welcome travellers drawn to slow travel, wildlife, culture, trekking, landscapes, and genuine encounters. You can join with professional equipment, a simple camera, or just your curiosity.
Every itinerary has its own rhythm. Some journeys are gently paced, while others include long walks, trekking, uneven terrain, altitude, or substantial travel days. The practical details on each tour page explain the expected walking, terrain, altitude, distances, and overall physical level so you can decide whether the journey suits you.
Tristan designs the itineraries and personally leads many Remote Expeditions journeys. Depending on the destination and the character of the trip, trusted local guides, drivers, cultural hosts, or specialist leaders may also join part of the route. This combination gives you direct personal support alongside local knowledge.
Often, yes. Private journeys can usually be shaped around your interests, pace, and available time. Fixed group departures have a defined route and dates, but it may still be possible to arrange additional nights, private extensions, or other travel before or after the main journey. Tell us what you have in mind and we will explain what is practical.