Travel around Cuba at your own pace. Whether you are traveling as a backpacker or glampacker, it is nice to have a calm start to the journey with flights, pick up at the airport and two nights at a Casa Particular in Havana pre-booked and ready.
Book your flights to Cuba through us and get lots of knowledge and experience on the purchase. We also book an arrival package with two nights at a Casa Particular in Havana for you – a perfect soft landing on an exciting trip to Cuba introduced on best-medical-schools.
We also help with things that are important for a successful trip, such as minimizing transfer time, arranging good stopovers, airlines’ alliances, stop-over opportunities, child discounts, seats on the plane and much more.
Best travel period
Cuba has a subtropical climate and can be visited all year round. The best time to visit the country is between November and April, when the weather is mostly dry and the risk of hurricanes is minimal. Between April and November, the rainy season occurs when temperature and humidity rise, but this should not deter anyone from visiting the country as Cuba, regardless of climate, is fantastic.
Detailed itinerary
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Day 1: Departure Sweden – arrival in Havana
Departure from Sweden to Cuba, where you will arrive in the afternoon. One or two stopovers will be added depending on which airline you travel with. Havana is a big city with 2.2 million inhabitants which, however, feels smaller and is a nice gateway to the country. The central part of Havana is divided into three smaller districts: Havana Vieja, Centro Havana and Vedado. Vedado is the newest, most expensive and most modern part of Havana. Havana Vieja and Centro Havana date back to Spanish colonial times. The whole city is teeming with life. Take a walk along the beautiful streets of Havana dating back to the Spanish colonial era. The music makes its mark on everyday life. The bars, restaurants and cafes are buzzing with life and Cuban rum, music groups fill the premises with dancing music, why even the most tone-deaf guest can not resist drumming to the beat. A Chevrolet from the 50’s or a horse-drawn carriage in the middle of the street crowd moves you to a time when you could expect a meeting with Ernest Hemingway on the next street corner.
Day 2: Havana
The day is freely available, and Havana offers countless attractions such as: San Christobal Cathedral – the location as well as the cathedral is incredibly beautiful, and there are rich opportunities to enjoy a cup of coffee at the sun-drenched place .. Capitolio – a sand copy of US Capitol Hill, though if possible even more impressive. Hotel Ambos Mundos – The famous author Hemingway lived here, and his typewriter still stands in the room he lived in.
Day 3: Further on your own
Today you continue your tour of Cuba. If you want help with the program in Cuba, talk to us and we will help you book the rest of your trip!
Overnight stays
Two nights at Casa Paricular in Havana – no meals
PACKING LIST
- Clothes for the weather
- A little cash as there is no cash everywhere in the countryside
- Raincoat or poncho
- Swimwear & towel
- Hat, sunscreen & mosquito spray
- Water bottle
- Travel insurance – remember that this is mandatory – on the first of May 2010, Cuba introduced new rules for travel health insurance for all foreigners and Cubans living outside the country. Insurance card or certificate must be presented in connection with entry and be valid throughout the stay. The insurance is intended to cover expenses for medical treatment and medical treatment.
