UNESCO cityOld Havana
Wander cobbled plazas, 1950s classic cars and restored colonial architecture in the Cuban capital.
Cuba
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Everything you need to know about Cuba
Cuba pairs powder-soft beaches at Varadero and the cays with the living history of Old Havana — vintage cars, salsa, and colonial squares. It's a long-time favourite winter escape for Canadians.
CubaClimate
Climate
24–30°C, sunny dry winters
JanDec
PeakShoulderAvoid
Tropical. Dry, sunny winters; Atlantic hurricane season peaks Sep–Oct.
Currency
Cuban Peso (CUP)
Bring CAD or euros in cash — many foreign cards don't work
Entry
Tourist Card required
Canadians need a Cuban Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), usually arranged with your package
Language
Spanish
Top Experiences in Cuba
UNESCO city
20 km of sandVaradero Beach
One of the Caribbean's longest white-sand beaches, lined with all-inclusive resorts.
CountrysideViñales Valley
Dramatic limestone hills and tobacco farms in Cuba's UNESCO-listed western valley.
Essential info for Canadian travellers
Passport: A valid Canadian passport is required. Canadians need a Cuban Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), usually arranged with your package.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans don't cover medical emergencies abroad — comprehensive travel insurance is essential.
Power & plugs: Type A/B outlets at 110–120V, same as Canada. No adapter needed at most resorts.
Money: Resorts run largely cashless; bring a credit card plus some small bills for tips and local vendors.
Best time to visit Cuba
Dec – AprPeak season
Dry, sunny and warm — the most popular time for Canadians.
May – AugShoulder season
Hotter and more humid, with fewer crowds and lower prices.
Sep – OctLow season
Peak of the Atlantic hurricane season; watch forecasts.
Where to stay
Where to stay in Cuba
Cuba offers a range of bases — here's how to choose the right area for your trip.
Varadero
North coast
20 km of white sand and the island's densest cluster of all-inclusive resorts.
Best for
- Families
- All-inclusive
- Beach
Havana
Capital
Colonial plazas, classic cars and live music — best paired with a beach stay.
Best for
- Culture
- History
- City
Cayo Coco & the Cays
Offshore islands
Quiet reef-fringed island resorts reached by causeway, ideal for switching off.
Best for
- Couples
- Beach
- Quiet
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Cuba travel FAQ
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Do Canadians need a visa for Cuba?
Tourist Card required. Canadians need a Cuban Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), usually arranged with your package.
How long is the flight from Canada to Cuba?
Approximately ~3h 45m from Toronto. Times vary by gateway and season.
When is the best time to visit Cuba?
December to April offers the driest, sunniest weather. The summer months are hotter but quieter and better value.
What currency should I bring?
Cuban Peso (CUP). Bring CAD or euros in cash — many foreign cards don't work.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes — it's strongly recommended. Provincial health plans don't cover medical emergencies abroad.
Are all-inclusive resorts worth it in Cuba?
For most Canadians, yes — meals, drinks and activities are bundled at a strong fixed price, making budgeting easy.