Overview
This beautiful Caribbean island is just 90 miles off the southernmost tip of Florida, but it is far removed from American culture or influence. Political tensions and distrust have isolated Cuba from much of the outside world for generations, leaving a cloud of mystery and intrigue.
Yet any misgivings about Cuba are quickly forgotten as soon as you meet the warm and welcoming people. The streets are safe and fun to explore. History, culture and natural beauty abound. The church, like other aspects of the culture, looks different than what we expect, yet it is vibrant and multiplying. It's evident what we share in common, not our differences, is what matters most.
Although travel to Cuba is restricted, Lifeline has had special permission to visit there for the past two decades to provide a broad spectrum of training to a variety of sectors. During that time, we've developed a close, meaningful relationship with Campo Amor, a youth sports foundation that includes a network of 100+ house churches spread across the island. Coaches and pastors team together to reach families in their community for Jesus.
What you might experience on a Lifeline trip...
visiting and encouraging the local house and churches
serving with the local church in the community
hosting a kid's event or leadership training
in the Caribbean.
Vulnerable Cuban Ground Iguana.
see people playing around town
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Starting $1,500/Person |
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4-15 people |
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7 days/6 nights |
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Passport required |
Cuba
Saturday: arrival day, get settled into Campo Amor housing, early dinner, visit Fort La Carana canon ceremony, nightly devotions
Sunday: morning quiet time, breakfast, team splits up into groups to worship with local house churches, lunch, prep for the week’s activities, dinner, nightly debriefing and devotions
Monday - Friday: morning quiet time, breakfast, begin week’s activities which have been determined by the local leader, lunch, continue activities, dinner, nightly debriefing and devotions
Saturday: departure day - return home
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Accommodations will be at the Campo Amor guest house in Alomar, a neighborhood on the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. This includes 3 houses in close proximity that have been extensively renovated to provide group housing.. There are multiple rooms with bunk beds that share multiple bathrooms with hot showers, sinks and modern restrooms. Men and women are housed on different floors or houses. Families can sometimes be accommodated together in a single room depending on the number of team members during that visit.
Bedding and towels are provided unless otherwise instructed.
If you are a light sleeper we suggest you bring earplugs in case you have a snorer. Cuba uses the same electricity as the U.S. No adapter needed.
The majority of your meals will be prepared by a cook in the guest house at Campo Amor. A few meals may be at local restaurants.
*Come prepared to purchase one meal in Cuba and occasional coffee or drinks in local cafes during the trip.
The deposit for all Lifeline trips is $100, and it is due upon application.
When is the trip cost due?
50% of the balance is due 90 days before the trip.
Remaining balance is due 60 days before the trip.
- Guided by our local, experienced ministry staff, we avoid situations that are inherently dangerous.
- We require our staff and participants over age 18 to undergo a background check.
- We review safety procedures during orientation.
- Lifeline Field Guides have first aid training.
- Lifeline Field Guides have the direct phone number to the local Field Leader, US Lifeline staff members and a US nurse.
- Teams will have access to a first aid kit.
- Team members are not permitted to ever go off alone.
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