- amazing views from each turn in the road - especially from Los Jazmines hotel. The sheer scale of it is gob smacking.

The scenery was amazing. Also visited the Sierra Del Rosario Biosphere reserve where the Las Terrazas village was founded .

very nice, liked the whole area. but the wall painting is a tourist trap AVOID. also avoid the Indios cave. but go instead to the Don Thomas caves. And please tip the guide, we were the only ones in our group who did. remember you're in a communist country so people earn peanuts and still try to give you a... More

Take a tour of the valley from a local. We got a chance to see the valley in a new point a view. As well we had a chance to make sugar cane juice and eat freshly picked guavas!

Nice nature and cheaper area than e.g. Havana. Hard to or almost impossible to connect to internet here however. We were unlucky with the weather when we were there and could mostly be indoors, but the views form the bus were beautiful, and some walks around Viñales village were possible to make. Plenty of housing and restaurants. It is a... More

Loved the valley and Vinales itself. Absolutely beautify scenery and so peaceful after Havana. Stayed for 2 nights and would definitely recommend a trip here.

We stayed in Vinales 4 nights and we just loved it! We went for a small hike with our 3 years old son and it was a great experience. The guide told us all the local stories and it was great to see people in their day to day life. There are so much to do there, you need to... More

We visited this place from a cruise of Islands of the Atlantic on Voyager. The trip to this valley was worth every penny. There was an interesting tour through Havana then a two hour drive to reach here through some interesting countryside and the town of Pinar del Rio. The valley was spectacular, it looked like something from Jurassic Park.... More

Especially from Hotel Los Jazmines parking lot. We drove through the valley towards La Palma and Bahia Honda. A beautiful route over a (sometimes) mediocre way.