Cuba
Upcoming Tours
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Havana
Soak in the old-world atmosphere of Havana on the first day of the Cuba Tour. Satiate your wanderlust by wandering through the curving streets of Centro Havana and dine at A Paladar, to sample the quintessential Cuban cuisine. Take a long walk to La Rampa and stop to admire the deep blue sea at Malecon. Travel back in time with a long drive in style in the vintage cars, visit the Colon Cemetery of ornate tombstones, and get enrolled in a salsa school too.
Cienfuegos
Indulge in an evening of fun, drinks, food, and dancing at the famous Cabaret Tropisur and drop in at Dona Nora for an excellent dining experience in privacy. Take a moment to admire the breathtaking architectural eclecticism of Palacio de Valle. Become one with nature at the El Nicho Waterfalls and check out the exotic pink and white flamingos at Guanaroca Lagoon. Take an aimless stroll at Parque Jose Marti and explore the colossal Jagua Castle. Visit the neoclassical Teatro Terry and fall in love with Malecon.
Trinidad
Enjoy the Cuba Tour with a trip to Trinidad and Tobago, the land of palm-fringed golden beaches, luxurious resorts, dense rainforest, misty tropical jungles, towering mountain ranges, and more. Go kiteboarding and jet skiing at Pigeon Point Beach and then explore the charming mansions, plazas, and buildings at the Port of Spain. Check out the bulwarks and cannons at Fort King George and take a look at the exhibitions at Tobago Museum. Take a peaceful paddle at the Nylon Pool and then proceed to admire the magnificent views at Maracas Bay.
Vinales
Treat your soul with the panoramic beauty of rounded hills and greenery at the verdant Vinales Valley on the Cuba Tour. Begin the day with a horseback tour of the picturesque Valley and visit the vast tobacco plantations on horseback. Smoke the most famous cigar in the world and then visit the enormous Mural de la Prehistoria, the biggest fresco painting ever. Explore the dark Indios Cave and take a trip to the Cayo Jutias Beach and relax with sunbathing and refreshments after the long day on horseback.
Santa Clara
Spend the day amid picturesque parks, good food, and great entertainment at Santa Clara on the Cuba Tour. Take part in the public pool games, athletic events, wine festivals, and more at Central Park. Sample Korean food at Unofficial Korean Town and then visit the Santa Clara University for college theater performances. Drop in at the Great America Amusement Park that features 40 exciting rides, including the tallest roller coaster in the world. Finally, shop to your heart’s content at the vibrant Westfield Valley Fair.
Varadero
Turn on the entertainment quotient of the Cuba Tour with crystal-encrusted caves dolphin encounters, and lush green parks at Varadero. Luxuriate the golden sands and glossy blue waters at the Varadero Beach, and explore the dense and complex Saturno Cave. Soak in the peaceful atmosphere of flowery gardens and bubbling fountains at Parque Josene and have fun bathing with the playful dolphins at Delfinario. Fuel the adventure junkie in you by snorkeling at the Cayo Piedra Underwater Park that boasts of sunken military vessels, underwater reefs, and exotic fishes.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Tourists prefer visiting Cuba between December and January to take part in the new year festivals. The peak season is winter and early summer when the skies are sunny and bright blue.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Cuba
What is internet access like in Cuba?
There is 3g internet access in Cuba. You can get free Wi-Fi in several public places, but access to the internet in rural areas is deficient.
Can I use my mobile/cellphone while in Cuba?
Get a local sim and pay the fee at Etecsa telepunto to use your TDMA or GSM mobile phone in Cuba.
What are the toilets like in Cuba?
There are plenty of western toilets. Carry soap and toilet paper with you wherever you.
Can I drink the water in Cuba?
Don’t drink tap water directly from the tap in Cuba. Drink bottled water from hotels and restaurants.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Cuba?
Cuba runs on a cash-based economy. However, major credit cards are accepted at hotels.
What is ATM access like in Cuba?
Carry sufficient cash while on the Cuba tour. However, ATM centers accept Visa debit and credit cards.
What to wear in Cuba?
Dress to your will in dresses, skirts, beach-wear, denims, and more at Cubaxc.
Is Cuba safe for women to travel solo?
It is perfectly safe for women to travel solo at the Cuba tour and is especially fun in Havana.
