Cuba Holidays

Cuba offers a unique blend of vintage charm, colonial history, pristine beaches, and the vibrant culture of the "Island of Freedom."

• Atmosphere: An immersive step back in time with classic 1950s cars and energetic salsa rhythms.
• Varadero Beaches: Miles of turquoise ocean and powder-white sand, ranked among the world's best.
• History: Havana’s UNESCO-listed old town filled 
• with preserved colonial architecture.
• Nature: The Viñales Valley, famous for its lush landscapes and iconic tobacco plantations.
• Travel Experience: A safe and welcoming destination for vacationers seeking a unique Caribbean getaway.

The choice depends on whether you are looking for a classic beach holiday or an immersion into the country's history and local flavor.

• Varadero: The most popular resort with a well-developed All-Inclusive infrastructure and the best beaches.
• Havana: The capital and the heart of the island. Perfect for those who want to see historical Cuba and vintage cars.
• Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo: Secluded island resorts with wildlife and flamingos.
• Holguin: A peaceful region with picturesque bays and high-end hotels.

Cuba is comfortable year-round, but the climate has two distinct seasons.

• Peak Season (November – April): The ideal time. Dry and sunny, with air temperatures around +26…+28°C and water around +25°C.
• Low Season (May – October): A hot period with high humidity and brief rain showers. 

Important: Tropical storms are possible from August to October, but prices during this period are most attractive.

Cuba has its own specifics regarding payments and communication, which are important to consider before departure.

• Currency: The main currency is the Cuban Peso (CUP), but hotels and restaurants often accept cards (except U.S. banks) or euros.
• Internet: Available via Wi-Fi in hotels and parks using special ETECSA cards or local SIM cards.
• Cash: It is recommended to bring euros or dollars (small bills) for tips and local markets.

Cuban souvenirs are symbols of high quality and the island's legendary history.

• Cigars: Famous brands like Cohiba, Montecristo, and Romeo y Julieta. Buy only in official "La Casa del Habano" stores.
• Rum: The most popular is Havana Club, as well as aged varieties like Santiago de Cuba or Legendario.
• Coffee: Strong and aromatic coffee brands such as Serrano or Cubita.
• Textiles: The traditional men's shirt — the guayabera — and straw hats.

Cuba is considered one of the safest countries in the Caribbean for foreign tourists.

• Police: There is always a significant police presence in tourist areas to maintain order.
• Healthcare: The island has a high level of medical care, and hotels always have a doctor on duty.
• Precautions: As with anywhere else, it is not recommended to leave valuables on public beaches or carry large amounts of cash outside the hotel.