b'Cuba withConservancy TravelTravel to Cuba Is Legal for Americans U.S. citizens and residents may legally travel to Cuba. Current U.S. restrictions apply to Cubans entering the United States, not to Americans visiting Cuba. Travel must comply with one of twelve categories authorized by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Conservancy Travel programs operate within the Support for the Cuban People category, the most clearly defined and widely used legal framework for travel to Cuba.What Support for the Cuban People MeansThis OFAC general license category requires a full schedule of activities that encourage meaningful engagement and support Cuban individuals and private enterprise. Travel must be conducted on a structured itinerary; independent tourism is not permitted. Days focus on direct interaction with artists, entrepreneurs, educators,and community organizations, ensuring that travel benefits Cuban people in tangible ways.Our OperationConservancy Travel operates independently of the Cuban government travel company Havanatur. Our programs are operated in partnership with the respected Cuban NGO Fundacin Antonio Nez Jimnez de laNaturaleza y el Hombre (FANJ).We work with our own local staff and engage directly with Cuban guides, hosts, and service providers. Accommodations are limited to OFAC-compliantproperties and typically include well-located four-star hotels in Havana and Trinidad, as well as privately owned boutique hotels and B&Bs.Custom Travel Designed Around Your InterestsJourneys can be tailored to specific themes while remaining fully compliant with OFAC requirements:Music & Performing Artsjazz, salsa, and dance, with performances and behind-the-scenes encountersVisual Arts, Design and Photographyengage with art and artists or partici-pate in hands-on creative activitiesActive & Outdoor Explorationguided walking and hikingFly-Fishing & Scuba Divingarranged with professional outfitters combining humanitarian and environmental research assistanceBirding & Natureled by local naturalist guides and expertsPractical ConsiderationsOn the Cuban side, travel is unrestricted beyond holding the correct entry visa for the category of travel. For Americans,logistics differ from most destinations: credit cards and ATMs are not available, and goods such as fuel, food, and electricity come at a premium. For these reasons, Cuba is best experienced through a fully planned program.Conservancy Travel manages required documentation, accommodations,transportation, and guided activities. Programs may include all, most, or selected meals depending on the focus of the trip. While itineraries are structured to meet U.S. regulations, there is flexibility in how days unfold.A Meaningful and Welcoming DestinationCuba is safe, welcoming, and deeply engaging. Encounters are personal, grounded in conversation and shared experience. Each Conservancy Travel program supports Cubanentrepreneurs, families, artists, and community initiativesmaking travelboth enriching for guests and a direct source of local benefit.Contact Us|journeys@conservancytravel.org 57'