Cuba: Self-Supported Across the Island
This Cuba bikepacking journey follows a self-supported route across the island, from the tobacco fields of Viñales to the colonial streets of Trinidad and the Caribbean coastline beyond.
Riding through quiet rural roads, vibrant cities, and stretches of coastline frozen in time, the trip captures the rhythm of daily life in Cuba — classic cars, warm encounters, humid climbs, and long miles under the tropical sun.
It's a raw, immersive adventure that reveals the island far beyond the typical tourist experience.
Full route notes, gear list, and photo gallery coming soon.
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