It seems like a dream, but it isn't. Thanks to the tour packages offered by Havanatur, Cubans now have the unparalleled opportunity to discover the unique Portugal, with guided tours to the cities of Sintra, Porto, Fátima, Coimbra, Santiago de Compostela, the Douro Valley, Évora, Beja, Silves, Lagos, Setúbal, Serra da Arrábida, Estoril, and Cascais, and of course, the fabulous Portuguese capital, Porto.
It's a 15-day trip (an 8-day package is also available) to spend 13 nights in excellent 3- or 4-star hotels in this European paradise. You'll explore the ancient empire that colonized great countries like Brazil, the land of soccer stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, and a peaceful country where the beauty of the ancient world and the friendliness of the Portuguese people are found at every turn. A trip that will open the doors to Europe for you, since you'll be traveling with a tourist visa.
Day 1: SATURDAY: LISBON
Departure on an EVELOP flight to Lisbon.
Day 2: SUNDAY: LISBON
Arrival and transfer to the hotel by private taxi.
Once settled in and after lunch, we'll make our own way to the Castle Line tourist bus stop in Marques de Pombal, where we'll board the bus bound for São Jorge Castle, where we'll arrive and make our first visit to the capital.
The Castle of San Jorge, a monument that saw the birth of the city, orcupto a privileged position on a hill. Built by the Visigoths in the 5th century, it was later enlarged during thecupMuslim action in the 1147th century, and was finally modified during the reign of Alfonso Henriques after the conquest of XNUMX, turning it into a residence of the monarchs.
Later, during the reign of Manuel I, the court moved to a more luxurious palace in what is now known as Praça do Comércio, and the Castle was used as a prison and weapons depot.
After the 1755 earthquake, the walls remained in ruins until 1938, when Salazar began the renovation process.
The castle has ten towers, starting with the Ulysses Tower. The Castle Museum illustrates the history of Lisbon since its creation.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 3: LUNES: LISBON —ESTORIL— CASCAIS — LISBON
Self-guided transportation to the starting point of this Cascais Line sightseeing bus tour, also in Marqués de Pombal. Although the route is extensive, there are only two stops on the way there and none on the way back.
Estoril, located just 23 km from Lisbon, is a summer resort and, until recently, was known for the healing properties of its hot springs and as a meeting place and resort for kings in exile. Today, due to its proximity to Lisbon, it has become a residential neighborhood in the capital.
The sophisticated and cosmopolitan atmosphere of yesteryear has been preserved. Also noteworthy are its fine sandy beaches, with beautiful views of Cascais, and its parks with tropical plants, surrounded by palm trees.
Cascais, which began its tourist history hosting the Royal Court around 1870, is located just 3 km from Estoril. The Royal Palace is currently reserved for the head of state. Cascais is also a fishing port and an elegant beach town.
Stroll through the pedestrian streets of the center and enjoy its shops and restaurants.
Return to the hotel in Lisbon.
Day 4: TUESDAY: LISBON – PORTO
Transfer by taxi or private vehicle with driver to Porto.
A hop-on hop-off tour of the main monuments, the must-see spots on a first visit, is a must.
Porto is passion and authenticity. Multi-colored mansions, narrow streets, gardens, boats, wines, and food.
Porto is also culture, modernity, tradition, and strength. The strength of the people of the north. We'll take you to feel the heartbeat of this charming city, passing by all its icons and symbols: the Crystal Palace, Dona Maria Bridge, the Serralves Foundation, the Clérigos Tower, the Stock Exchange, the Riverbank, São Bento Station, City Park, São Francisco Fort, Santa Catarina Street, Campo Alegre, Bom Sucesso Market, the Casa da Música, the Sé, the Douro River, and the sea.
In the afternoon, we'll explore Porto on a unique and unforgettable tour of the Sé neighborhood, the heart of old Porto, steeped in medieval roots.
We'll conclude this memorable journey at the famous Port Wine Cellars, in the historic heart of Vila Nova de Gaia, in an atmosphere that will transport you back in time.
Return to the hotel in Porto.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 5: Wednesday: Porto – Fatima – Coimbra – Porto
Self-guided transportation to the departure point for the Fátima and Coimbra excursion.
In the morning, you'll discover the faith that surrounds Fátima and the sites that make it the religious center of Portugal: the Chapel of the Apparitions and the Basilica.
In the afternoon, you will visit Coimbra, a city that exudes youth and culture, the birthplace of Portugal's first university, founded by King Denis I.
Return to Porto.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 6: THURSDAY: OPORTO – SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA – VALENÇA DO MINHO OR WINE TOUR IN THE DOURO VALLEY – OPORTO
Travel on your own to the departure point of the chosen excursion:
Option 1 Santiago de Compostela and Valença do Minho:
Bus transfer from downtown Porto.
There's no doubt it's one of the most iconic and imposing places of faith. This day has been designed for you, who want to dedicate yourself to discovering the magnificent city of Santiago de Compostela, from its imposing Cathedral, where you can attend the famous pilgrims' mass, to the beautiful historic center. And for you, who want to combine the charm of this Spanish city with the tradition of a Portuguese city, Viana do Castelo.
Among the highlights are Santiago Cathedral, the historic center of Santiago de Compostela, the Sanctuary of Santa Lucía, and the historic center of Viana do Castelo.
Option 2 Wine tourism in the Douro Valley:
Bus transfer from downtown Porto.
Being the first region in the world demarcated by wine production, the Douro Valley is today a world heritage site for the UNESCO and famous for its unusual landscape. This tour will take you to Galafura, where you'll enjoy a unique view of the landscape with lunch included, a cruise on the Douro, and the opportunity to taste port wine at one of the region's most privileged Quintas.
Return to Porto.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 7: FRIDAY: OPORTO – LISBON – FADO AND TAPAS SHOW – LISBON
We leave the hotel and head to the train station that will take us back to Lisbon.
Depending on the train departure time, we can enjoy an additional half-day in Porto to visit some of its monuments, go shopping, or stroll. Or we can return early to Lisbon where we can see a Fado performance and discover the Lisbon soul.
The musical genre of fado was adopted as part of Portuguese culture and is today a symbol of the nation, with a particularly strong tradition in Lisbon's historic neighborhoods.
Back to the hotel.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 8: SATURDAY: LISBON – ÉVORA
Self-guided transportation to the excursion departure point in Marqués de Pombal.
A day spent discovering the city of Évora, a mosaic of culture, history, and traditions. Leaving Lisbon, we crossed the bridge over the Tagus River and entered a beautiful bucolic landscape of olive groves, cork oaks, and vineyards before arriving in Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. UNESCO.
In the narrow streets of this whitewashed village, we step back in time by visiting some of Évora's most important monuments: the Roman Temple, the Romanesque Cathedral, the Church of San Francisco with its Chapel of Bones, and the University.
At the market, we see and experience the richness of the products used in the preparation of one of Portugal's most elaborate and highly regarded cuisines.
Throughout the visit, we can also admire the diversity and authenticity of local handicrafts, including cork, ceramic, and copper objects.
In the afternoon, free time to better discover this city.
Arrival at the hotel in Évora.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 9: SUNDAY: ÉVORA – BEJA – SILVES – LAGOS
Part of the morning offers time in Évora before driving south, passing through Beja, where the tallest tower of any medieval Portuguese castle dominates the region.
Crossing the low mountain range, we enter the Algarve. Alongside the orange groves, we arrive at Silves, the famous town dominated by its red sandstone castle, dating mainly from the Moorish period, and by the memories of its former cork industry.
We continue along the golden sands of the Algarve passing Praia da Rocha en route to Lagos.
Arrival at the hotel in Lagos.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 11: LUNES: LAGOS – PONTA DA PIEDADE – SAGRES – CABO DE SÃO VICENTE – LAGOS
The Algarve has the call of the sea that led to the discovery of the New World. You'll stop at Ponta da Piedade to admire the magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean and the cliffs, whose shapes have been sculpted by the erosive action of the sea and time.
We continue to Sagres, a fishing port, to visit the fortress that was the legendary navigation school, always linked to the presence of Prince Henry the Navigator during the early days of navigation in the Atlantic and the discovery of the African coast.
We continue along the cliffs to Cabo da São Vicente, the southwesternmost point of continental Europe. The city of Lagos, a cosmopolitan city with a marina and fishing port, is home to some of the Algarve's most delicious dishes, such as fish and shellfish cooked in a cataplana pan, and not forgetting delicious sweets like the famous marzipan, almond, and fig cakes.
Return to the hotel in Lagos, where a lazy afternoon invites you, in warm weather, to take a dip in the warm sea.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 12: TUESDAY: LAGOS – SETÚBAL – SERRA DA ARRÁBIDA – LISBON
One last look at the water as we travel along the coast before saying goodbye to the Algarve.
The return trip to Lisbon takes them through the city of Setúbal, a major port and industrial center on the northern shore of the Sado estuary.
Next comes a scenic route over the Arrábida Mountains, a protected Natural Park, with stunning landscapes and unique vegetation at the gateway to Lisbon and featuring panoramic views of the Tróia Peninsula. Crossing the Tagus River Bridge, we arrive at the Lisbon hotel.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 13: WEDNESDAY: LISBON – ÓBIDOS – LISBON
Self-guided transportation to the excursion departure point in Marqués de Pombal.
With us, you'll receive an explanation of the places you're visiting. An experience words can't describe. A complete challenge for your senses.
Return to the hotel in Lisbon.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 14: THURSDAY: LISBON – SINTRA
Self-guided transportation to the starting point of this Lisbon and Sintra tour at the Marqués de Pombal excursion departure point.
Lisbon has a unique light, rain or shine. We want you to feel it and see it in the places that make Lisbon a special city, full of history and traditions.
We'll take you to the monuments that bear witness to our great voyage across uncharted seas and to one of the most illuminating museums, always accompanied by the Tagus River on our journey. You'll also visit one of Lisbon's oldest and most typical neighborhoods, where fado resonates on every corner.
Visit the Jerónimos Monastery, the Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries, the Carriage Museum, Alfama, and Rossio.
The Jerónimos Monastery is located in the coastal neighborhood of Belém, which during the 15th century was a port of call for Portuguese caravels that set out to conquer other continents. As you can see, Belém is now a spacious neighborhood, home to several museums and gardens.
Listed as a World Heritage Site UNESCO, the Jerónimos Monastery, began construction in 1502 by order of King Manuel, and was intended for the Jerónimo monks. The influx of wealth that followed Vasco da Gama's return from the Indies discoveries was crucial to its construction.
Your second tour will depart exactly at the same time you return from the first, heading to Sintra, a stunning town just a short distance from Lisbon. You'll discover a unique village with a unique climate. So beautiful that you'll want to lose yourself in its streets, its palaces, mansions, and villas, and delight in its traditional pastries.
On this tour, you'll discover the place where the Portuguese royal family spent their summers, as well as Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe. We'll also pass by Boca do Inferno, and you'll get another glimpse of the cosmopolitan town of Cascais, as well as a panoramic view of the Casino Estoril gardens.
Sintra is located about 30 minutes from the capital and features lush tropical gardens, palaces, and stately manor houses. In 1995, the entire mountain complex was named a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. UNESCO.
For six centuries, this place was the favorite residence of Portuguese sovereigns and aristocracy. In the 6th century, several Romantic artists and writers made their home here.
In Sintra, we can see the National Palace, with its magnificent tile decoration from the 15th and 16th centuries. The most beautiful tiles decorate the Arab Room, the chapel, and the Mermaid Room. The Reading Room, or Magpie Room, has a painted ceiling decorated with magpies, as many as there were ladies in the court of King John I, who had previously been surprised by the Queen while embracing a lady-in-waiting.
Also note the ceiling of the Hall of Coats of Arms, which depicts the coats of arms of the 72 Portuguese noble families from the early XNUMXth century. The only one missing is that of the Coelho family, who conspired against John II.
Return to Lisbon.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 15: FRIDAY: LISBON
After a free morning to explore Lisbon or relax, you'll be transferred on your own to the departure point of this short 2-hour cruise along the Tagus River. You'll depart from the excursion departure point in Marqués de Pombal.
Enjoy a fabulous view of the beautiful city of Lisbon. You'll never forget Lisbon's most exquisite belvedere. We'll take you to discover Lisbon from the city's most iconic location, the Tagus River, from where you can see the impressive 25th of April Bridge.
Come aboard this unforgettable experience. (Activity available between April 1 and October 31)
Return to the hotel in Lisbon.
Bed and breakfast.
Day 16: SATURDAY: LISBON
Breakfast and transfer to the airport for departure on the Evelop flight. See you next time.
Tour Package Prices
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| Accommodation and dinner | Room prices in CUC per person, subject to availability. | |||
| SEASON | ROOM IN A 3-STAR HOTEL | |||
| DOUBLE | SINGLE | |||
| 1/06/19 – 30/06/19; 1/10/19 – 31/10/19 | 2395 | 2925 | ||
| 1/07/19 – 18/07/19; 15/09/19 – 30/09/19 | 2485 | 3015 | ||
| 19/07/19 – 14/09/19 | 2719 | 3249 | ||
| SEASON | ROOM IN A 4-STAR HOTEL | |||
| DOUBLE | SINGLE | |||
| 1/06/19 – 30/06/19; 1/10/19 – 31/10/19 | 2699 | 3629 | ||
| 1/07/19 – 18/07/19; 15/09/19 – 30/09/19 | 2789 | 3719 | ||
| 19/07/19 – 14/09/19 | 3025 | 3955 | ||
How to get a tourist visa to Portugal?
Requirements:
- Passport with a photocopy of the first page and any Schengen visas from the last 3 years (where applicable).
- ID photo.
- Identification document.
- Visa application form, completed and signed.
- Letter from the applicant's employer stating the work performed, the salary received, and the amount of vacation time available (if applicable).
- If you are self-employed, bring the following documents:
- ONAT card (authorization to work as a self-employed person and tax identification)
- Certification of compliance with tax obligations;
- Certification of registration in the taxpayer registry;
- Certification of no tax debt.
- For a minor to travel, a notarized authorization document from both parents and a letter from the school authorizing absence during school hours (when applicable) are required.
- If you are a foreign student, you must bring your Resident Card and a letter from your school authorizing your departure.
- Letter explaining the purpose of the trip, computer-made and signed.
- Proof of financial means (letter from the Bank with bank account details and the exchange rate for Euros).
- Copy of property titles in Cuba: house, car, etc. (when applicable).
- Hotel reservation in Portugal, which coincides with the ticket reservation.
- Round-trip ticket reservation (the final ticket is not required at this stage).
- The reservation date must be at least 20 days after the appointment at the Consular Section.
Visa to travel from Cuba to Portugal
Important:
The Visa costs 68 cucChildren under 6 years old are exempt from paying and those between the ages of 6 and 12 pay 42. cuc (This is not refundable if it is denied).
You must have a minimum of €68 per person per day, which may be requested by airport authorities.
The package price includes airfare (if applicable) from Varadero to Lisbon and Varadero, travel insurance, meals, visits, and transfers as indicated in the program.
Where to buy the tour package?
Available at all Havanatur regional offices:
[su_table responsive=»yes»]| Name | Address | Phones |
| Viñales Square | Salvador Cisneros Street # 73, Viñales, Pinar del Río | 48 796262 |
| City of Pinar del Río | Ormani Arenado Street # 51 and José Martí Street, Pinar del Río | 48 778494 |
| Point of Sale Calle 48 | 48th Street between 27th and 29th Streets. Artemisa | 47 367116 |
| Point of Sale Calle 82 | 82nd Street and 47th Street, San José de Las Lajas, Mayabeque | 47 867511 |
| Hotel Riviera | Promenade and Seawall. Vedado | 7836 4743 |
| Hotel Triton | 3rd Ave corner with 74th St. Miramar | 7201 9821 |
| Hotel President | Paseo Street between 3rd and 5th Streets, Vedado | 7835 3140 |
| Hotel Iberostar Parque Central | Neptune between Prado and Zulueta. Old Havana | 7866 3132 |
| Miramar Business Center | 78th Street and 3rd Avenue, ground floor of the Santa Clara Building, Miramar | 7204 9211 - 12 |
| 23 and M | 23rd Street corner with M. Vedado | 7838 4884, 7830 3107, 7833 7907 |
| 23 and P | Cubana Domestic Aviation Building. 23rd Street and Vedado District | 7836 8751 |
| 7th and 20th | 7th and 20th Street, Miramar, Playa | 7204 0048, 7204 0047 |
| Plaza de Carlos III Shopping Center | Plaza de Carlos III Shopping Center / 3rd Floor | 7878 7936 |
| Havana Cruise Terminal | Sierra Maestra Building, Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Avenue (Del Puerto Avenue), Old Havana | 7801 1104 |
| La Puntilla Shopping Center | La Puntilla Shopping Center / 2nd Floor | 7204 5960 |
| José Martí International Airport Terminal 2 | José Martí International Airport Terminal 2 | 7266 4415 |
| Middle Street | Middle Street between Matanzas and Jovellanos. Matanzas | 45 253856 |
| Calle 40 | 40th Street between 1st and 3rd Avenues. Varadero, Matanzas | 45 668085 |
| Calle 31 | 31st Street / 1st Avenue and 31st Street. Varadero, Matanzas | 45 667154 |
| Calle 65 | 65st Street / 1st Avenue and 64st Street. Varadero, Matanzas | 45 667279 |
| Juan Gualberto Gómez International Airport | Juan Gualberto Gómez International Airport – Varadero | 45 253596 |
| Santa Marta Business Center | Libertad Avenue and A Street. Varadero Heights | 45 662658 |
| Havanatur Varadero | 40th Street between 1st and 3rd Avenues. Varadero, Matanzas | 45 667027 |
| Starfish Hotel Cuatro Palmas | Starfish Hotel Cuatro Palmas. Varadero. Matanzas. | 45 668697 |
| Hotel ROC Arenas Doradas | ROC Arenas Doradas Hotel. Varadero. Matanzas | 45 614864 |
| Hotel Puntarenas – Caleta | Hotel Puntarenas – Caleta. Varadero. Matanzas | 45 668302 |
| Santa Clara Point of Sale | Maximo Gomez Street, s/n, between Independencia and Alfredo Barreras. Santa Clara. Villa Clara. | 42 204002 |
| Point of Sale Plaza Libertadores Street | Libertadores Street Plaza # 22 between Manuelita and Trista. Santa Clara. Villa Clara. | 42 208288 |
| Caibarién Point of Sale | Ave # 11 corner 8 # 617. Caibarien | 42 351171 |
| Point of Sale Sagua La Grande | Maceo Street # 58 between Céspedes and Solís. Sagua la Grande. Villa Clara. | 42 662757 |
| Abel Santamaría Cuadrado International Airport | Maleza Highway Km 10 ½. Santa Clara | 42 201553 |
| Cayo Santa Maria | Dunes Town. Cayo Santa María | 42 350474 |
| Havanatur Cienfuegos | Ave 54 # 2906 between 29th and 31st. Cienfuegos | 43 511150 |
| Jaime González Cruise International Airport | Caonao Highway. Cienfuegos | 43 552098 |
| Hotel Rancho Luna | RL Highway Km 17 1/2. Cienfuegos | 43 548050 |
| Point of Sale Lino Pérez Street | Calle Lino Pérez No. 368 e/ Antonio Maceo and Francisco Candaría. Trinity | 41 996317 |
| Hotel La Ronda | Jesús Maria Street # 45. Trinidad | 41 996835 |
| Hotel Ancón | Maria Aguilar Highway. Ancon Beach. Trinidad | 41 996439 |
| Hotel Brisas Trinidad del Mar | Ancón Peninsula. Km 15. Trinidad | 41 996439 |
| Point of Sale on Máximo Gómez Street | Maximo Gomez Street #9 between San Fernando and Calderon, Sancti Spiritus | 41 328308 |
| Hotel Plaza | Independence Street #2 South. Sancti Spiritus | 41 326940 |
| Point of Sale Honorato Castillo Street | Honorato Castillo Street between Libertad and Independencia Streets. Building 12, Ground Floor | 33 266342 |
| Morón Point of Sale | Tarafa Avenue, s/n, between 5th and 6th Streets, Morón, Ciego de Ávila | 33 505866 |
| Cayo Coco Head Office | Villa Azul Aparthotel. Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo Highway, Km. 1. Building 1 | 33 307371 |
| Help Desk Hotel Tryp Cayo Coco | Cayo Coco, Morón, Ciego de Ávila | 33 308234 |
| Assistance Desk Hotel Sol Club Cayo Coco | Cayo Coco, Morón, Ciego de Ávila | 33 301329 |
| Assistance Desk Sercotel Club Cayo Guillermo Hotel | Cayo Guillermo. Morón. Ciego de Ávila | 33 301628 |
| Camagüey Central Office | República Street # 271 corner of Finlay Street, Camagüey | 32 281564, 32 283606, 32 293009 |
| Sales and Representation Office at Ignacio Agramonte International Airport | Ignacio Agramonte International Airport, Camagüey | 32 287057 |
| Electrohogar Point of Sale | Electrohogar Store. Maceo Street # 56, corner of General Gómez, Camagüey | 32 257674 |
| Florida Point of Sale | La Caribeña Store. Central Highway between Republic and Liberty. Florida. Camagüey. | 32 513812 |
| Santa Lucía Sales and Representative Office | Tararaco Bird. Santa Lucia | 32 365332 |
| Assistance Desk Hotel Santa Lucía | Tararaco Bird. Santa Lucia | 32 365360 |
| Brisas Santa Lucía Hotel Assistance Desk | Tararaco Bird. Santa Lucia | 32 365359 |
| Assistance Desk Hotel Club Amigo Caracol | Tararaco Bird. Santa Lucia | 32 365349 |
| Assistance Desk Hotel Club Amigo Mayanabo | Tararaco Bird. Santa Lucia | 32 365341 |
| Viñales Square | Salvador Cisneros Street # 73, Viñales, Pinar del Río | 48 796262 |
| José Martí International Airport Terminal 3 | José Martí International Airport Terminal 3 | 7649 7009, 7649 7007 |
| Sales Office Hotel Camino del Príncipe | Camilo Cienfuegos Street No. 9 between Montalván and Alejandro del Río streets. Remedios, Villa Clara | 00 000000 |
| Point of Sale José Martí Street | José Martí Street No. 172 between Camilo Cienfuegos and Lino Pérez. Trinidad | 00 000000 |
| Point of Sale on Simón Bolívar Street | Simon Bolivar Street # 428 between Villena and G. Izquierdo. Sancti Spiritus | 00 000000 |
| Casas Particulares Las Tunas | Two Gardenias Cafeteria. Francisco Varona Street between Vicente García and Lucas Ortiz Streets. Las Tunas | 31 372766 |
| Puerto Padre | La Reforma Shopping Complex. 69 Libertad Avenue between Ángel Amejeira and 24 de Febrero Streets. Puerto Padre. Las Tunas. | 31 515494 |
| Hotel Brisas Covarrubias | Covarrubias Beach. Puerto Padre 77210 | 31 515530 |
| Havanatur Holguín Central Office | Frexes Street # 172 between Narciso López and Morales Lemus. Holguín | 24 468091 |
| Tele Cristal Bureau | Tele Cristal Lobby. Aricochea Street between Libertad and Maceo Streets. Holguín | 24 474169 |
| Lavavaca | Los Flamboyanes Shopping Center. Guardalavaca. Banes. Holguín | 24 430406 |
| Frank País International Airport | Frank País International Airport | 24 458619 |
| Bayamo | General Garcia Street # 225 between Lora and Maso, San Juan El Cristo District, Bayamo | 23 427662 |
| Hotel Guacanayabo | Camilo Cienfuegos Ave. End. Nuevo Blvd. Manzanillo. Granma. | 23 573415 |
| CENTRAL OFFICE | B Street, 4th and M Streets, Terrace Extension. Santiago de Cuba | 22 641897, 22 647904, 22 641237 |
| Vista Alegre Business Center | 4th Street #202 and 7th Street, Vista Alegre, Santiago de Cuba. | 22 643603 |
| Meliá Santiago Hotel | M Street at the corner of Las Américas Avenue, Santiago de Cuba | 22 644402 |
| Antonio Maceo International Airport | Morro Highway, Km. 2. Santiago de Cuba | 22 691773 |
| Havanatur Travel | Enramadas Street and San Pedro Street, Santiago de Cuba | 22 687230 |
| Hotel Sierra Mar Los Galeones | Chivirico – Guamá. Santiago de Cuba | 22 329110, 22 329115 |
| Hotel Carisol Los Corales | Baconao Highway Km 31. Santiago de Cuba | 22 356107 |
| Casas Particulares Baracoa | Martí Street # 225 between Colonel Galano and Roberto Reyes. Baracoa | 21 645358 |
| Point of sale | Aguilera Street, s/n/ Calixto García and Los Maceo Streets, Guantánamo | 21 326365 |
| Guantanamo Hotel | North 13th Street and corner of Ahogados s/n | 21 382324 |
| Havanatur Travel | D Street # 8 between 1st and 3rd Streets. Vedado. Revolution Square (Atlantic Building) | 7830 4040 |
| Tulipán Hotel | Factor Street between Lombillo and Tulipán Streets. Revolution Square | 7881 2999 |
| Hotel Lido | Consulate 210 between Ánimas and Trocadero, Central Havana | 7862 2899 |
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Hello, good morning. I would like to give my granddaughter a tourist trip to Portugal for her 15th birthday. She lives in Cuba. Is that possible?
Hello,
You can search for information here: https://havana.embaixadaportugal.mne.gov.pt/es/seccion-consular/viajar-para-portugal
A greeting.