Our guide awaits us with his e-bike at 10:00 am in the Marina of Cienfuegos in front of the white, huge and impressive main building. Do not worry, the Marina is not that big. You will surely recognize the guide by the e-bike and a Cubyke sign or shirt. From there we go together to pick up the bikes (optionally, an individual meeting point can be arranged with us for closed groups). After a short introduction to the bikes, client’s bike adjustments to each individual height and some general information about the roads and rules of Cuban traffic, we are ready to begin our discovery-trip with the e-bikes.

We begin our tour along the gigantic bay of Cienfuegos, which was long time unsettled and there where Columbus landed for the first time in 1494. We cross through the modern marina, where we can see that Cuba is changing. Several large catamaran charter agencies have settled there and there are several catamaran tours up to Cayo Largo. We drive to La Punta. From there we can admire the extension of the bay and also have our first refreshment. On the way along the Malecon we pass through the alleys of the outskirts of Cienfuegos, where we also encounter the simpler life of the Cuban people in this magnificent city. We come to a rather impressive cemetery, the "Cementerio La Reina", which we will certainly visit, because of its beauty, but don’t worry, not forever, because we have to go on, crisscrossing the checkered Cienfuegos in the direction of the former parade ground. Here we find the only triumphal arch ever built in Cuba, built in 1902 of Spanish people in honor of independence. Around the Parque Martí are quite impressive magnificent buildings that reflect the times of the once very rich metropolis. So slowly it is time to have lunch. We will enjoy the Cuban cuisine in a nice paladar and also prevent dehydration. Now, concentrated culture is approaching us. The Museo Histórico Naval Nacional, where Cuban maritime history awaits us, as well as the Parque de las Locomotoras, where the steel steeds from a time of sugar cane boom are admired. The day is running out and we glide silently through some typical residential areas of this French Caribbean town on the way back to our starting point. Here we will find some time for a beer, a cocktail or a softdrink to process the impressions, maybe to exchange pictures or email addresses to be able to live on the experiences later on. Maybe we'll meet again on one of our many e-bike city trips or on one of our "cross through Cuba tours", to justifiably claim that you have experienced the largest island of the Caribbean in a special, intense and authentic way.