Is Cuba child friendly?

In general, the vast majority of activities and cultural attractions in Cuba are child-friendly. I can recommend some of the best places in Havana to take kids to (but that will be in a future blog) and likewise the best Cuba tours and excursions for families.

Do and don’ts in Cuba?

TEN DOS AND DON’TS FOR YOUR TRIP TO CUBA

• Do dress down. Wondering what to bring to Cuba?
• Do engage with the local population.
• Do bring enough cash.
• Don’t patronize luxury hotels.
• Do patronize paladares.
• Do bring back Cuban goods.
• Don’t take pictures of the military or police.
• Do immerse yourself in the amazing culture.

Is it safe to swim in Cuba?

Because Cuba’s beaches sit on the Caribbean, sharks are sometimes in the vicinity. This is part of the reason it is inadvisable to go swimming in the early evening or at night, when sharks tend to be the most active. There are also jellyfish in the water, so keep a good lookout.

How expensive is Cuba?

Cuba is generally pretty affordable, especially compared to other Caribbean Islands, yet is more expensive than other parts of Latin America like Mexico or Central American nations. With a special 2nd currency just for tourists, you’ll be forced to pay tourist prices most of the time.

How Safe Is Cuba for tourists?

Cuba is a safe place for holidaymakers. Most tourists don’t face any crime related issues than petty theft and pickpocketing. And even these things can be avoided with a bit of caution.

Is Cuba a safe place to visit?

Although Cuba is generally a safe country to visit, a trip to Cuba may expose you to “minor” crimes such as currency scams, pickpocketing, and theft. You should also be aware of threats to your health like contaminated tap water, COVID-19, mosquito-borne diseases, and terrible road conditions if you are driving.