For eight days at the end of May, Monastir becomes Havana. Six Cuban orchestras, forty teachers, three hotels on the same stretch of beach, and a programme that starts with rueda on the sand at ten in the morning and finishes with a descarga nobody wants to end.
Five hours of workshops a day, from absolute beginner to the professional track
Live music every night, never the same orchestra twice
Half board in your hotel, with a Cuban kitchen taking over the restaurant three nights
Airport transfers, a medina excursion and the Thursday boat party
The only festival where you can learn a step in the morning and dance it with the orchestra that wrote it the same night.
Five of our six passes include your room. Choose yours and pay in full, in two or in four.
Tickets
🏨 Includes a Double room
The whole week, sharing a double at Shems Hotel Village. Every workshop, every night of live music, half board, and a bed a hundred metres from the stage. Pick your room and your roommate after you book.
Flash sale€469.00
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The whole week, sharing a double at Shems Hotel Village. Every workshop, every night of live music, half board, and a bed a hundred metres from the stage. Pick your room and your roommate after you book.
offer€489.00
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Add-ons
Add flights, excursions, shuttles and more to each attendee's ticket during checkout.
Medina & Ribat excursion
€45.00A guided half-day in Hammamet's old town and the ribat at Monastir, with lunch on the water.
Thursday boat party
€55.00Four hours out of the marina with a live septet on deck. Ninety places, and it sells out every year.
Airport shuttle (round trip)
€35.00Shared transfer between Enfidha or Tunis and your hotel, both ways. Add your flights afterwards and we schedule the pickup.
Premium airport shuttle
€110.00A car of your own, no waiting. On the road within thirty minutes of landing.
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Eight days of Cuban music and dance on the Tunisian coast. Live orchestras every night, workshops from ten in the morning, and your room a hundred metres from the sea.
