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Honeymoon
Our package “Cuba for lovers” gives you the opportunity to discover Havana on foot and in a vintage car. After a private salsa course, you can also show off your dance skills to Havana’s nightlife. This trip takes you through the picturesque mountain landscape of Viñales, the exotic nature of Soroa and the UNESCO World Heritage old towns of Cienfuegos and Trinidad. On the white beaches of Cayo Levisa and Cayo Santa María, you will enjoy your days together to the fullest.
Today you, newlyweds and in love, start your honeymoon in Cuba! We will be waiting for you at Havana airport and will take you to your Boutique Casa, where you can toast your togetherness with a refreshing cocktail. Enjoy the first evening in the Boutique Casa, your personal oasis in the heart of Havana, or dive straight into the nightlife of the Cuban capital and celebrate your marriage to Caribbean sounds.
If you want to hone your dance skills together, you can take part in a private salsa lesson with one of our professionally trained dance teachers. We are also happy to organize a city tour on foot and in a vintage car, where you can get to know the historic buildings of Havana and get a comprehensive insight into the history of Cuba.
After a hearty breakfast, your journey continues to Viñales, better known as the Valley of Tobacco. Enjoy your shared happiness amidst the lush green mountain landscape of Viñales and go on a hike together to a local tobacco plantation and learn interesting facts about tobacco in Cuba.
The secluded location is perfect for enjoying your honeymoon in Cuba to the fullest and growing together as a couple through activities such as a horseback riding trip or adventurous ziplining.
Today you leave the destination of Viñales and head to the idyllic island of Cayo Levisa for a few days, one of the highlights of your honeymoon in Cuba. This remote paradise promises pure peace and relaxation with its 4 km long white sandy beach. Just the thing to enjoy time together. There is only one hotel on Cayo Levisa, so you only have to share this little paradise with a few others and can look forward to turquoise blue water, exotic birds and a species-rich mangrove forest.
On the eighth day of your honeymoon in Cuba, after crossing from Cayo Levisa to Palma Rubia, you will travel to the small town of Soroa. Here you will stay in a charming house with a wonderful view of the beautiful nature of the island. In Soroa you have the opportunity to admire the wonderful orchid garden and swim in natural pools under waterfalls.
On your honeymoon in Cuba, you will discover the colonial coastal town of Cienfuegos today. The old town of this magnificent city has been declared a World Heritage Site and will surprise you with its many immaculately preserved historic buildings. Cienfuegos is also home to one of our best and most beautiful Premium Casas, which stands out for its elegant furnishings.
If you want to have a particularly romantic experience during your honeymoon in Cuba, we can organize an exclusive dinner for you right by the sea. Enjoy the view of the dreamy bay of Cienfuegos by candlelight and fall in love again under the sparkling starry sky.
Welcome to Trinidad, one of the most beautiful cities in all of Cuba! Trinidad offers you the necessary cultural factor during your honeymoon in Cuba and attracts with a lively music scene and many other cultural offerings. Discover the historic center of Trinidad on a guided tour through the city and let yourself be enchanted by the special charm of this city.
We can also organize other leisure activities for you, such as a horse riding trip in the nearby Valle de los Ingenios, a former sugar cane plantation.
For the ultimate ghost experience, we recommend taking a pottery class together, where you can get up close and personal with each other while making artistic ceramic creations. These and many other activities will make your honeymoon in Cuba an unforgettable trip.
After these varied days, you’ll head to the beach today. On the island of Cayo Santa María, you can really relax and enjoy the rest of your honeymoon in Cuba to the fullest.
In the all-inclusive resort, you will be pampered and looked after to the highest standards. The shimmering blue coast of Cayo Santa María also invites you to take part in all kinds of water sports. Snorkel or dive in the company of Cuba’s colorful sea creatures or take a boat tour in the beautiful surroundings of Cayo Santa María.
Today your honeymoon in Cuba ends and you are heading back home. You will be taken to the airport in Havana by private transfer and will begin your journey home with unforgettable and romantic moments in your luggage. Have a nice flight!
In Cuba, “devices with GPS” are officially banned. Smartphones such as iPhones and iPads were not allowed to be imported for a long time. But: Nowadays, every traveler and Cuban has a smartphone. In reality, importing the devices is absolutely no problem. When you enter the country, no one is interested in your phone. Luckily, because this means you can access offline maps for later navigation and orient yourself using the GPS signal.
Yes. You will also need a document written in Spanish confirming the validity of this international health insurance.
Without this, you may be refused entry. Ask your insurance company; they can issue you with this confirmation. We can recommend Hanse Merkur, ADAC, ERV or Allianzversicherung, for example. Experience has shown that nobody usually wants to see the document, but if you unexpectedly have to see a doctor, it is important to be able to present the receipt.
You can read more about the entry requirements here .
Climate Information:
You should expect a hot, subtropical climate in Cuba year-round, with a constant wind moderating the heat. In summer, there is more rainfall than in winter, and temperatures range between 77-86°F (25-30°C). In winter, temperatures are typically around 68-77°F (20-25°C).
Best Time to Travel:
The best time to visit Cuba is between November and April. During this period, the temperatures are a bit cooler, ranging from 77-82°F (25-28°C), with water temperatures around 77°F (25°C). This is also the tobacco harvest season, which lasts from November through March/April, offering visitors an excellent opportunity to experience Cuban culture.
Cuba can experience heavy rainfall, tropical storms and sometimes landslides from June to November (hurricane season). We recommend that you follow regional weather forecasts and heed the advice of local security authorities during your trip.
Current information is available online at www.nhc.noaa.gov and www.weather.com.
You can find more information about the best time to travel here .
When traveling to Cuba, you can exchange your currency after you arrive. Here’s what you need to know:
Where to Exchange Money:
Havana Airport: You can exchange your currency for Cuban pesos (CUP) at the airport as soon as you land. This is often the most convenient option for travelers.
Hotels and Exchange Offices: Most larger hotels and official exchange offices (CADECA) offer currency exchange services. Banks also provide this service, but you may experience long waiting times due to queues.
Our Tip:
Based on our travel experience, we recommend that travelers from the UK, France, and Italy use Visa credit cards for withdrawing cash at ATMs or from bank counters. Visa tends to work better than Mastercard in Cuba, though ATMs can still be unreliable at times.
For U.S. travelers, it’s important to note that U.S.-issued credit and debit cards do not work in Cuba, so you should bring sufficient cash in U.S. dollars (USD) or euros (EUR) and exchange it upon arrival. The import and export of Cuban pesos is prohibited, so exchange what you need in Cuba and spend it before leaving.
Important Safety Advice:
We strongly recommend not exchanging money on the street, as this can be unsafe. Always exchange your money in official places, such as at the airport, hotels, or authorized exchange offices (CADECA).
Of course, depending on how you travel through Cuba, you’ll need different equipment. If you’re taking a sailing tour along the cays, you’ll probably need less mosquito repellent than the birdwatchers in the swamp of Cienega de Zapata National Park.
Whether you’re a last-minute packer or planning weeks before departure so that you don’t forget anything and have everything with you, we’ve put together a packing list for you based on our experiences in Cuba. You can find it here .
Then all you have to do is pack, tick off the list and set off. We wish you an unforgettable trip!
Checklist before your trip:
Check if your passport is still valid
Read the Foreign Office’s travel advice
Organize tourist cards (e.g. About us )
Take out international health insurance and request proof in Spanish
Possibly take out travel cancellation insurance
In our opinion, the blog of viel-unterwegs.de offers a very good packing list
Cuban food is often described by European palates as one-sided: too many carbohydrates, too much meat and too few vegetables, salads and fruit. Spicy, sour and salty dishes are rarely found. Sweet ones are all the more common. Nevertheless, there are many restaurants, especially the so-called “paladares” (private restaurants), which often offer very tasty and rich food, but which can also cost a little more, at prices that are hardly affordable for Cubans.
In the hotels, the food is a little cheaper, but the quality varies greatly. Cubans insist on their mojito as a welcome drink. A mojito usually costs 2.10 – 5.40 euros, a beer 1 – 2.50 euros. You can get a good bottle of rum for as little as 7 euros. In our experience, drinking tap water in Cuba is safe, but safety comes first and it is better to buy bottled water. The prices for canned and bottled drinks are generally between 0.40 and 1.30 euros, while in bars and restaurants the prices are between 0.90 and 2.70 euros.
Discover the colonial town of Cienfuegos and enjoy the beautiful waterfront promenade
Many waterfalls have natural pools where you can swim
A private bed on the beach, the gentle sound of the sea in the background – what more could you want?
Dance with your partner
Explore Cuba with your favorite person
Plan a trip to a Cuban park for your honeymoon
Try Cuban slow tourism and ride through the Viñales Valley
Relaxing moments for two for your honeymoon in Cuba
Visit the history and culture of Cuba on your honeymoon
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