Practical Info A-Z
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Casas Particulares
Casas Particulares are Cuba's brilliant alternative to hotels — private accommodations with Cuban families, recognizabl…
Entry & Tourist Card
German citizens need the following to enter Cuba: Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond the end of the trip Tour…
Money & Currency
Cuba's monetary system is the most complicated in the world — and a constant source of confusion for travelers. Cuban P…
Health & Travel Pharmacy
Cuba's healthcare system is excellent for a developing country — doctors are well-trained, and basic medical care is fr…
Internet & Communication
Internet in Cuba is a lesson in patience . The infrastructure is one of the slowest and most expensive in the world — b…
Safety
Cuba is one of the safest travel countries in Latin America . Violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. The ris…
Electricity & Adapter
Cuba's electrical system is chaotic : There are both 110V and 220V sockets, often in the same building. The plug types…
Local Transport
Within Cuban cities, there are various transport options: In Havana Bici-Taxis: Bicycle rickshaws. 1–3 € for short dist…
What to Bring
Cuba is a shortage economy — many things that are taken for granted elsewhere are not available here. Be sure to bring:…
Customs & Shopping
Import to Cuba Personal items, 2 liters of alcohol, 200 cigarettes Medications with a doctor's certificate Gifts up to…
Holidays & Festivals
Public Holidays Date Holiday January 1 Day of Liberation / Triumph of the Revolution January 2 Victory Day of the Armed…
Phone & Mail
Calling Cuba area code: +53 Mobile numbers: +53 5XXXXXXX Landline Havana: +53 7XXXXXXX Roaming: Works with German SIMs…
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