Teen Summers

City & Culture Immersion (8–10 days)

Perfect for first-time travelers, these itineraries keep the group based in Havana. Days are filled with guided walking tours through Old Havana, salsa classes on breezy rooftops, and volunteer visits to art or music workshops. Evenings might bring a sunset stroll on the Malecón or a student-led cooking lesson featuring ropa vieja. It’s a Cuba teen travel program that balances structured learning with plenty of spontaneous street discoveries.

Music & Festival Focus (9–11 days)

If your teen drums on every surface, this path lets them live the beat. Participants rehearse with local percussionists, design costumes for neighborhood parades, and help set up community festival stages. Service hours are earned by supporting youth arts initiatives, while free time might include catching a late-night jazz set or dancing in a plaza under the stars. Expect non-stop rhythm and newfound confidence on the dance floor.

Eco & Rural Expedition (7–9 days)

Trade city streets for red-earth trails. Groups travel west to Viñales or south to the Escambray Mountains, staying in small guesthouses. Mornings could be spent restoring hiking paths or planting mangroves along the coast; afternoons bring cave exploration, farm-to-table lunches, and horseback rides through tobacco fields. This style appeals to teens who crave nature, sustainability projects, and a screen-free reset.

Family Learning Journeys (Flexible 5–10 days)

Traveling with younger siblings or multiple generations? Family-friendly tracks split certain activities by age—so teens tackle deeper service projects while younger kids enjoy cultural games nearby. Evenings reunite everyone for live music, street-food tastings, or a friendly dominoes showdown with local families. It’s an easy way to share Cuba while still giving older kids a taste of independence.