Travel Dates: March 20-26, 2027
Double occupancy: $5,400 per person
Single occupancy: $5,800 per person
Airfare is not included.
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Come enjoy the rich culture, gorgeous sites, and beautiful sunsets of Cuba!
Travel Dates: March 20-26, 2027
Since 2013, Go Learn has returned to Cuba year after year, building lasting relationships with artists, educators, entrepreneurs, and community leaders across the island. It is these personal connections that make this journey so meaningful. Through years of conversation and cultural exchange, we’ve gained a deeper appreciation for the experiences, creativity, and perspectives that shape everyday life in Cuba. After careful consideration, we've decided to return and continue the relationships and conversations that have shaped this journey for more than a decade.
Join trip leader Al Campbell in spring 2027 as we explore the historic streets of Havana, experience the natural beauty of the Viñales Valley, and connect with Cuba through the immersive, people-centered travel experiences that have defined Go Learn journeys for more than a decade.
Drawing on more than 30 years of research and experience studying Cuba's economy and political landscape, Campbell provides valuable context that complements the people, places, and stories encountered throughout the journey.
This program is carefully planned and supported throughout, creating meaningful opportunities for cultural exchange and genuine connection with the people of Cuba. Together, we'll deepen our understanding of Cuban life, history, and traditions while fostering a spirit of amistad (friendship) and mutual respect.
Hotel: Holiday Inn Miami Airport opens a new window
Meals:
Activity Level: Moderate
Hotel: Privately Owned Boutique Hotel
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Activity Level: Moderate to Strenuous
Hotel: Privately Owned Boutique Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Activity Level: Moderate to Strenuous
Hotel: Privately Owned Boutique Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Activity Level: Moderate to Strenuous
Hotel: Privately Owned Boutique Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Activity Level: Moderate to Strenuous
Hotel: Privately Owned Boutique Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Activity Level: Moderate to Strenuous
Hotel:
Meals: Breakfast
Activity Level: Moderate
Al Campbell is a retired Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Utah. The Cuban economy has been one of his central research areas throughout his career. Being engaged in professional research there has allowed him to visit the island yearly since 1991, and hence to follow in person the deep changes in Cuban society that have occurred over the last three decades in a way that has not been possible for most Americans. In 2013 he published an edited collection of works by Cubans on their economy titled Cuban Economists on the Cuban Economy. He is currently a co-editor of the International Journal of Cuban Studies out of London and is working on a book on the cooperative part of the Cuban economy, a manuscript of which will be delivered to the publisher by this fall.
Cuba Educational Travel's mission is to connect the people of the United States and Cuba. This is done through coordinating travel between both countries – in both directions – to facilitate two-way learning; as well as producing studies and publications about issues of mutual concern and organizing events in the United States that deal with issues related to Cuba and U.S.-Cuba relations.
March 20-26, 2027
Group Size is limited to 20 participants
Double occupancy: $5,400 per person.
Single occupancy: $5,800 per person.
Payment options are available upon request. Contact [email protected] for information.
Read the Terms and Conditions for payment and cancellation details.
Terms & ConditionsLike all Go Learn journeys, the adventure begins at home. We’ll meet about two months before the trip to discuss travel logistics and packing. This trip may appeal to travelers from all over the U.S. and we’re happy to send you any information you’ll need ahead of time if you cannot join us in person.
As part of the pre-departure planning, we’ll offer lectures with Al to help prepare the group for what they’ll be seeing and learning in Cuba. We’ll discuss Economics, culture, and Cuban History during two lectures held over Zoom. We’ll record these lectures and make them available for those unable to attend.
Our program starts and ends in Miami, and the tour price includes airfare to and from Cuba as well as all ground transportation.
Our partner, Cuba Educational Travel, who holds a license from the US Treasury Department (CT-2013-303986-1) to arrange educational trips to the island, is taking care of our visa to Cuba. Please make sure your passport is valid for more than six months after our return date in September 2027. Visa processing fees are included in the tour price.
Our journey does not end with the day we leave Cuba! A trip reunion a month or so after returning is a wonderful capstone to an unforgettable and enriching edu-vacation, as we like to call our journeys!
Cuba in March offers temperature that are comfortably warm but not sweltering. Travelers should expect sunny skies; however, Cuba’s weather can be unpredictable. It can vary from mild and pleasant weather to extremely hot and humid. You should be prepared for either. This time of year, the expected average daytime high is 81°F with around 80% humidity, and the expected average low temperature is 63°F. Although March is firmly in the dry season, it may rain occasionally, so packing a light rain jacket or umbrella would be a good idea.
Because of an unstable infrastructure and possible extreme heat, this trip is considered an Activity Level 3. Learn more about our activity levels.
Activity LevelsTo fully explore the sights on our itinerary, we’ll be walking every day. Most city walking is on paved surfaces; however, the surfaces may not be even or in good repair. Sidewalks are not always available, and participants will need to be aware of where they are walking and respectful of the local traffic. While elevators may be available at some locations, they may not be in good working order. Participants must be able to climb stairs and may also be required to carry their own luggage while doing so.
When visiting museums and sites, we may be walking long distances or standing on our feet for prolonged times. Be sure to bring comfortable walking shoes! We will start our days early and continue until sundown. Our exciting itinerary and daily learning adventures will keep you happily exhausted.