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- In summer, it is advisable to wear light and fresh clothes, preferably made of cotton.
- If you travel to the eastern part of the country, you should consider a larger dosage of hydration, as it is the hottest and most humid part of the country.
- In Cuba, it is customary to leave a few coins at the entrance of bathrooms in public places.
- Tap water is drinkable, although bottled water is recommended.
- Electric power in Cuba is 110/220 V and 60 Hz frequency. Outlets are generally for flat pins and, in less frequent cases, round but also those that have three pins (two flat ones and a round one) are used.
- Crime rate in Cuba is relatively low; it is one of the safest countries in Latin America. However, it is recommended to be careful at night and in areas away from city downtown or in isolated places.
- Even if credit cards are accepted in some places, it is always advisable to carry cash.
Although in many places 10% of the bill is charged for the service, it is assumed that you will leave a few coins if you feel satisfied.
- For air travel, you will need a passport.
- You should keep in mind to carry your medicines with you, and give a warning at restaurants, if necessary, if you suffer from any allergies.
- Before insects’ bites or any other incident such as the appearance of rashes on the skin, wash with plenty of water and see the doctor immediately.