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Insiders' Guide to Cuba
From Viñales Valley in the west to breezy Baracoa in the east, discover the best of Cuba.
Explore the wild east coast, quiet beaches, and colonial towns with these Cuba travel tips from our nomads
Changes to US Government Sanctions on Cuba
As of June 4th 2019, the US government has increased sanctions for US citizens traveling to Cuba.
Unfortunately this means information in our guide is no longer relevant for US citizens, and the advice should not be followed.
We are in the process of re-editing the guide and will republish an updated version as soon as we can.
Featured in this guide:
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Where to Stay
Why the casa particular is the best option for accommodation.
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Cost Guide to Cuba
We demistify the confusion between CUC and CUP.
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Cuban Cuisine
Try peso food, dine at the casa, & taste local fare at paladares.
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Scuba Diving in Cuba
The best reefs and beaches to check out, plus a few safety tips.
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Hiking in Cuba
Find waterfalls and limestone cliffs, and climb Cuba's highest peak.
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Travel Safety Tips
Watch out for jineteros (scammers), and get safety tips for solo woman travelers.
Download our free Insiders' Guide to Cuba
If someone tells you that the food in Cuba is bland and boring, they probably ate at an all-inclusive resort or a “luxury” restaurant.
