10 rooms. 50 lbs each. My mom needs you.


Hola / Hello, Reader

Dear Reader,

I’ll be direct.

I was born in Santiago de Cuba. My family still lives there. Hospitals have no medicine. Markets have no food.

September 9-14, 2026, I’m taking 10 people home with me.

We fly Southwest from Tampa together. You bring one 50-lb suitcase of medicine, water filters, and solar lights.

Day 4: We hand it directly to the families I love. My mom. My tía. The farmer we’ll eat lunch with in Viñales.

No NGOs. No warehouse. Your hands to theirs.

Havana & Viñales: Come Home With Me

Licensed under Support for the Cuban People

6 days | Casa Juan + Viñales | Henry + Joel guide us

$3,599 per person | $500 deposit holds your room

10 rooms only | Balance due July 1, fully refundable until August 1

If you’ve ever felt helpless watching the news, this is how we stop.

YES, I’LL BRING 50 LBS →

Sheyla Paz

Your Tour Guide to Cuba

P.S. First 5 deposits get first choice of rooms at Casa Juan. We’re at 2/10.

P.P.S. Questions? Hit reply. I read every email.

Licensed • Support for the Cuban People (§515.574) • Havana, Cuba

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About Sheyla Paz

Cuban-born adventurer & storyteller Sheyla Paz guides you through vibrant Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe—an award-winning journalist, actress, and travel expert who brings the magic of diverse cultures to life. SHEYLA ADVENTURE TRAVEL, LLC, in business since 2016, is your one-stop shop for unforgettable adventure travel experiences. Specializing in group tours to Cuba and ocean and river cruise adventures, we cater to affluent travelers over 35 who seek to give back to local communities.

With access to over 500,000 hotels worldwide and a bilingual travel advisor who personally guides you, we ensure a memorable experience from start to finish.

SHEYLA PAZ

SHEYLA ADVENTURE TRAVEL, LLC

CALL +1 (615) 412-9615

info@sheylaadventure.travel

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Sheyla Adventure Travel, LLC

Cuban-born adventurer and storyteller Sheyla guides you through the vibrant landscapes of Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. As an award-winning journalist, actress, and travel expert, she brings the magic of diverse cultures to life. Founded in 2016, SHEYLA ADVENTURE TRAVEL, LLC, is your one-stop shop for unforgettable adventure travel experiences. We specialize in group tours to Cuba, as well as ocean and river cruise adventures. Our services cater to affluent travelers aged 45 and over who are eager to give back to local communities.

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