Cuba - Trapped in time warp. This is a place that breaths and lives its own life neglecting the existence of the external world, where every object, building and vehicle takes you back to 1950s when the time stopped. Feel the Cuban soul, step into Havana nostalgic world, take a stroll through El Malecon, enjoy the views of the crumbling deco houses, the sound of the waves crashing over the sea wall, the taste of Cuban mojito and let this place plunder into your mind and imprint on your soul… forever. Feel Cuba, feel real.
when to go?
The best time to go to Cuba is from November to April, when you can expect dry, warm and sunny days. July to early November is hurricane season, when things can get a bit windy. Of all the months however, suggest choosing March or April. It is not too hot and just a little rainfall. Average temperatures during these months are around 27-29ºC. Warning: Regardless of the season, the temperature skyrockets when you get closer to flaunting their feminity Cuban women and highly sexual and flirtitious men. Be aware.
what to see & experience? [ in havana]
Cuba’s capital with its mesmerizing coastline, culture, tradition, cobbled plazas, colonial buildings, buzzling streets and bohemian bars is the quintessence of the country. Supplies of Cuban rum and cigars that seem to be unlimited, will keep you busy for many many days. If you have limited time for your travel, just come to Havana and feel the beating heart of Cuba.
typical costs?
Cuba is a country where most of the people make $ 50 per month but do not expect that as a tourist or even a traveler you are gonna' pay that little. There are two currencies in Cuba though the government is in the process of unifying them: Convertible pesos (CUC$) and Cuban pesos (referred to as moneda nacional, abbreviated MN). Credit and debit cards generally do not work in Cuba. Bring cash to cover your stay, bring more than you need. If you ou do not speak Spanish, expect to be ripped off at multiple occassions.