Cienfuegos Cruise Reviews

We used the Ship's Tenders to meet our Tour Buses. We visited Havana, Cienfuegos and Trinidad from this port of call. Driving to Havana was a 3 hour drive in both directions. We were disappointed that the Hemingway Home was not available. However, we did visit a bar he frequented and had a drink there. We loved riding in a 1957 Bel Air Convertible even though it was for only 15-20 minutes. ...

Had a great guide for this included tour and he showed us pretty much everything to be seen and made it all very interesting. ...

Had to tender for excursions and included very long bus rides. Not convenient. ...

Interesting port. We enjoyed the trolley tour that took us into the central business district that had abundant art galleries. We took a taxi back to the Punta Gorda area for lunch in one of the old historic restaurants. ...

We took the tram that was at the port. It took us for about an hour’s ride around the town and to the lovely area of Punta Gorda with some beautiful old buildings. After that, we shared a taxi with another couple and went to the town of Trinidad. The cost was $70 for all of us, and it took a little over an hour to get there. It was an interesting town with some colorful buildings but not much ...

We went to Colonial Trinidad, which is a beautiful town. There is room for improvement in how the time was spent. ...

Downtown is too far to walk from the ship. ...

Private Tour with Fer Tours. Very good. Would recommend them as well. Not as much to see in Cienfuegos but still worth a visit. We wanted immersion in Cuba to see as much as we could. ...

We went to a fort which was interesting and all had lunch at a big Hotel. ...

We enjoyed our walking tour and also our tour to the Bay of Pigs museum. ...