Cienfuegos Cruise Reviews

This is a slightly newer and cleaner city than Havana. More of a beach resort. ...

Awonderful town. We got a horse drawn taxi and were lucky enough to get the most fantastic Guide (Lester). If you go to Cienfuegos ask for Lester and his brother. They are wonderful and show you all there is to see in Cienfuegos... ...

Cienfuegos looks to be a resort town that has seen better days. We were given a bit of a rather worthless song-and-dance about the government-provided pharmacy, food markets, dry goods, etc. We were again treated to a pleasant town square (which would be a good place to purchase cigars and rum, had I waited). We also were shown a city theater building for what seemed like no reason. Must Sees: We ...

Very good tour of city on comfortable air conditioned buses with restrooms. Good tour guide who was familiar with points of interest. ...

It was so much fun dancing in the street with the performers. Also the social consciousness and good works going on there was great. I also enjoyed seeing the general downtown area to see it how the "locals" do. ...

This city provided one of the highlights: Orquesta de Camara Concerto Sur-- A Chamber Music group of 8 musicians who were absolutely fabulous. Others on tour felt the same way. Hopefully, their future includes tours to other countries because the passion and skill in their music is amazing. Lots of other cultural treats made the visit interesting. Architecture; works of art for sale from street ...

Beautiful city, Spanish architecture ...

Another wonderful city! The baseball stadium was very impressive! ...

Charming colonial/country city with a concentrated downtown walking area. Good guide with better than average English skills made visit meaningful. A second day trip to the nearby mountains and waterfalls with a local lunch was very pleasant. ...

I am so glad we got to spend some time in Cienfuegos because it is not only a UNESCO World site in Cuba with unique French influences, it has a wonderful Botanical Garden, a fascinating graveyard (La Reina), and is only about an hour from Trinidad, another well-preserved colonial town that has delightful restaurants, lovely cotton tatted cloths, and opportunities for great street photography. ...