yes,they can all be adapted to people with special needs ,our tour guides are properly trained and provided these excursions operate on the private basis tkhey can also be customized by customers .

Cuba is one of the safest countries in the world. Crime is very low and you can walk safely almost everywhere. Petty crime does exist, and in crowded locations is better to take precautions.

Precautions are always recommended anywhere you travel. Carry a copy of your passport and enough cash for your immediate needs. Keep your passport, extra cash and valuables at your hotel safe.

Cuba has a dual currency system. Cubans are paid in the peso national currency. Visitors must exchange their dollars into Cuban Convertible Pesos or CUCs (Cuban Convertible Currency). The dollars /CUC exchange is maintained at about 1 to 1, but there is, of course, an exchange fee.

No. You will be surprised how many people speak English very well. Besides, both your tour guide and leader are native Spanish speakers who will be able to translate for you when you need it. Having said that, it would not hurt if you brush up on the Spanish you learned in High School or at college.