7 Things to Know BEFORE Visiting Cuba
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- These are 7 things you NEED to know before traveling to Cuba this year! What visa do I need to visit Cuba as an American? Is there good internet in Cuba? Are there scams in Cuba? What should I expect on a trip to Havana? I want to give you true must-know advice for visiting in 2023! This Cuba travel guide is essential for anyone planning a trip here. Enjoy :)
Cuba is a historic country that is such an interesting place to explore! There are so many amazing places like the capital Havana, Vinales Valley, Veradero, Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba, and so much more! If you love old cars, cigars, friendly people, colorful streets and true authentic travel then I highly recommend a visit to this Caribbean nation!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:12 Don't expect internet access
01:23 Common items might be hard to find
02:10 Research the Cuban Tourist Visa
03:40 Watch out for this scam!
05:29 Exchanging money in Cuba
07:23 Travel outside of Havana is challenging
08:19 Dietary restrictions are a struggle
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I’m planning my trip to Cuba, maybe go in May. I appreciate your tips here very helpful and thank you.
Awesome I hope you enjoy your trip! Glad I could help :)
Take salt pepper ketchup mayo peanut butter snacks crackers take lots of food.
What the Cuban government should consider is to establish a volunteer system where by individuals would receive proper protective ware and tools to clean up the garbage in the streets. Havana is a beautiful historical city to visit.
That's an interesting idea!
Giverment does not care.
Interesting, as always. :)
Thank you 🙌🏻
Hi...i hope you reply SOOO QUICKLY!!
We are setting off on Friday to Cuba...excited 🎉yes
But How can we know where to exchange euros at?
How is the prices for female clothes?❤thanks for the video
Hey hey. I would recommend reaching out to the place where you are staying and seeing if they will exchange with you. If not there are official exchange houses called CADECA’s. But at these the rate will probably be worse than exchanging with a local person.
As for female clothes I honestly have no idea because I did not shop for clothes while there. Sorry!
Thank you so much. 😊😊😊
Good information what about fish can i ge fish food at restaurants like a whole fish nothing like solmon
Sorry I don't know! I didn't look very hard for fish.
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is it hard to find bottled water?
No that wasn’t an issue. It’s pretty available
Thanks!
My opinion based on my December trip .. I found WIFI accessible in almost every Airbnb.. but that’s in Havana.. not sure about elsewhere..
Definitely bring personal care items.
Just say a firm NO to the hustle people.. a firm NO and walk away, they won’t bother you afterwards.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! My wifi was really hit or miss in Havana AirBnB’s so I felt it best to include it
Cuba has not changed since 1957 and never will.
It does have a very old way of life