We are a Cuban family of professional tourist guides who specialize in exclusive and customized travel arrangements full of joy and enthusiasm Caribbean. Our tours start on the peninsula of Varadero (Street 47, Lat: 23.149671 | Long: -81.260199) and has routes from the west or center of Cuba. We offer a wide range of destinations in which the client may suggest visits to new sites even those not included in the program.

At Yosel's Photo Tours, we are focused on providing  the friendliest, most informative services with the highest levels of customer satisfaction – we will do everything we can to meet and exceed your expectations.

With a variety of offerings to choose from, we’re sure you’ll be happy photo-touring around Cuba with us. Look around our website and if you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact Yosel directly. We hope to see you soon! Check back later for new updates to our website. There’s much more to come

“HAVANA MEMORIES” is a way to know and enjoy Cuba designed by MSc. Rolando Torres Rivero (Roly) for you to have “… better and long lasting memories of your holidays”.

When you take a tour, I will make a photo report with your memories of the day so you can reminisce any time you want. You can customize your Cuban experience with your choice of an American vintage car that has enough room for four people, driver and me, the photographer

Fertours2Cuba is a private tours company based in Cuba that specializes in highly personalized, exclusive and secure tours to Havana and the western side of Cuba. Founded by Fernando Horta, a professional interpreter/tour guide who has vast experience working with clients from the USA, Canada and the UK. Fernando graduated from University in Languages and knows the culture and history of Cuba, but most of all, he knows how to satisfy his clients highest expectations by putting together tailor-made tours that meet every request.

 Paradiso, the most important cultural promoter in Cuba, gives foreign tourists the access to the immense potentialities of our culture.

With Paradiso you can attend to a several creative spaces through the participation in events and festivals, specialized workshops and courses, developed by prestigious professors, specialists and personalities of Cuban culture. It also offers trips along the whole island, museum visits, night activities and specialized touristic and academic cultural services.

Carnival on St. Kitts brings the islanders together to commemorate the mixture of the many customs and traditions that have shaped the island's heritage and background over many centuries. St. Kitts' Carnival begins on the evening of Dec. 19 at the opening gala of the Grand Market. During this spectacular event, many festivities are held, including competitions, pageants, and parades. Among the most anticipated events are the Soca and Senior Monarch Competitions, the National Carnival Queen Pageant, the Junior Calypso Show, and the famous Miss Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant.

Clowns, Moko-Jumbies, and masquerades make up a large part of St. Kitts' folk culture, providing entertainment and an insight into a past documented by hundreds of years of celebrations. Clown troupes perform during Christmas time and consist of approximately 50 players providing fun and entertainment for spectators while donning loose colorful clown suits decorated with bells that jingle while the clowns perform swinging dances. A pink wire mesh mask to hide the face of the performer is also part of the costume. This affectation is meant to depict Europeans.

For hundreds of years our Clowns have been a big part of our Christmas time festival. This troupe of up to fifty players wear floppy, colorful costumes decorated with tiny bells that fill the air with a delightful jingle. The punctuating crack of the Hunter, a leather whip carried by each performer, serves to keep them in sync with the rhythms of their accompanying String Band. In the same tradition of all local folk dances, our clowns wear pink wire mesh masks to hide their identity and allow for total lack of inhibition.

In the seventeenth century, the French Governor De Poincy took residence in the parish of St. Peters, and started a tradition that has far outlived the palace that he built there. Today "The Actors" of St. Peters still perform skillful, hair-raising acrobatic feats. They do somersaults over the prongs of upturned pitchforks, and use sledgehammers to break great stones set upon each other's chests – all to the delight of young and old.

Don't worry. That's just a Kittitian dressed in red with a bull headdress coming down the street. And when he goes into a wild frenzy causing chaos and havoc, he's only retelling the story of an incident that happened at the Belmont estate back to 1917. As it is told, the prize bull of that property's manager fell ill, only to miraculously revive. It is this revival that is acted out in graphic detail causing humor and havoc as the bull runs wild among spectators.