Discover Viñales Valley on foot, horseback, or by bike. Reddish earth paths wind through several valleys punctuated by the iconic Mogotes—distinctive flat-topped mountain formations that define the Viñales landscape.

Your journey is filled with encounters alongside local farmers working the valley, cultivating tobacco, cassava, and various fruits.

Spend a half-day on foot, starting at the Balcon de la Ermita viewpoint where you'll get your bike orientation. From there, the route takes you out of the village toward the Mural of Prehistory, combining roads and beaten-earth trails. You'll cycle around the Dos Hermanas mogote via scenic pathways and visit the Penitencia viewpoint.

A mid-journey break at a peasant farmer's homestead allows you to enjoy fresh fruit, coffee, or tea. Continue your bike ride along the mogote's edge, where your guide will share insights into rural community life and traditions.