Yes, you need a tourist card (Tarjeta del Turista) to travel to Cuba. This acts as a visa and can be purchased through the Cuban embassy, travel agencies, or airlines. The card is valid for 90 days and can be extended once while in Cuba.
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Mountain ranges, national parks, cities, beautiful colonial architecture and a colorful culture permeates Cuba. Experience this vibrant country with its vast contrasts.
Mountain ranges, national parks, cities, beautiful colonial architecture and a colorful culture permeates Cuba. Experience this vibrant country with its vast contrasts. Cuba has plenty of national parks and beaches. The country even has the Caribbean’s longest coastline. Snorkel, dive and explore one of the many caves and mountains.
Varadero in Cuba has 20 kilometers of sandy beach
The capital, Havana beckons with restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Stately 50th century cars cruising the streets of Havana and jazzy salsa music sounds from the clubs. The popular town of Varadero has more than 20 kilometers of sandy beach and is a great place to go on boat trips, snorkeling or diving. Here you can also play golf, go to the cabaret or visit the caves. Visit the cigar factories or Che Guevara museum, dance salsa in any of the cities clubs or enjoy musical performances at local restaurants. National drinks are the drinks Cuba Libre and Mojito – both made of rum, since the rum production is great.
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Frequently asked questions about Cuba
Do I need a visa to travel to Cuba?
What can I expect from Cuban food and culture?
Cuban cuisine is a fusion of Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences. Popular dishes include ropa vieja (shredded beef), moros y cristianos (black beans and rice), and tostones (fried plantains). The streets are filled with music, especially salsa and son cubano, and there are many dance clubs. The cultural heritage is evident in Havana’s colonial architecture, classic American cars, and the vibrant art scene in cities like Trinidad.
What vaccinations and insurance are recommended?
No mandatory vaccinations are required, but it is recommended to have protection against hepatitis A and B, typhoid, and tetanus. You must also have travel insurance that covers medical expenses, as this may be checked upon entry. Some insurance policies that do not cover Cuba may require you to purchase local insurance upon arrival.
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