April 2026 Cuba Tours

Cuba Travel Guide

Cuba Tours Things To Do

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  Visit Fusterlandia

  Fusterlandia is an extraordinarily unique and unforgettable spot to add to your Cuba itinerary if you have the time. It's essentially a whole area filled with public art installations, including statues, paintings, street art, mosaics, and more. Everything is very colorful. All of Fusterlandia is created by an artist named Jose Fuster, who called the attraction after himself. He grew up in this neighborhood in Cuba and wanted to make it a bit more colorful and bright, so he made this area very dreamy instead.

  You Should Know

  This attraction is free to visit, but you can leave donations or purchase any of the art on display if you wish.  

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  Swim at Cayo Coco

  Cayo Coco is a beautiful island located off of one of Cuba's coastlines. It's an island that's most well-known for its fantastic beaches, coral reefs, and soft sand. There truly is no better place to swim in all of Cuba. This area is lovely and even has some of its own resorts that are top places to stay when visiting Cuba. Be sure to be on the lookout for local wildlife, including the pink flamingos, who have lived on this island for hundreds of years.

  You Should Know

  If you come across any animals on the island, be nice. They do live here and aren't there to just have pictures taken of them and should be treated with respect.  

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  Walk around Plaza de la Catedral

  The Plaza de la Catedral is one of the busiest squares in all of Cuba. This one, in particular, is located in the Old Havana neighborhood. It's most well-known for being the very spot where the Cathedral of Havana is located right along its outskirts. For years, this square was a swamp. It was eventually drained and served a few other purposes before becoming the gorgeous and historic square it is today. Along the square, other beautiful buildings are worth exploring.

  Best Time To Visit

  This square is almost always busy, but if you visit right in the morning, you can manage to avoid the majority of the crowds.  

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  Learn at the Museum of the Revolution

  The Museum of the Revolution is another attraction located in Cuba's Old Havana. It's inside the old Presidential Palace, which was home to many of the past Cuban presidents. After the Cuban Revolution ended, this museum came to be. The museum first opened in 1920 and has been a must-visit historic site in Cuba ever since. If you're interested in learning more about Cuba's history and the revolution itself, then there's no better place to do it. Throughout the museum, there are many exhibits, artifacts, and more to help you learn.

  You Should Know

  Plan on spending at least half the day exploring the Museum of the Revolution to get the best experience possible.  

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  Boat in the Parque Josone

  The Parque Josone is a gorgeous park located in Varadero, Cuba, right next to the ocean. It's open 24 hours and is home to restaurants, cafes, bars, swimming pools, and even a lagoon. Of course, the most popular activity here is to rent a pedal boat and go out on the lagoon! This is a great place to spend the afternoon if you don't want to explore museums or markets. It truly is one of the more unique sites in all of Cuba, and therefore shouldn't be missed if you have the time.

  You Should Know

  There is a small fee to rent a boat, but it's completely worth it.  

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  See art at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

  The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes is a beautiful art museum in Havana, Cuba. It first opened its doors in 1913 and has been a popular attraction for tourists and locals ever since. Inside the museum, there are pieces dating back to the colonial era. The museum mainly focuses on Fine Arts and is filled with many exhibits. Be sure to grab a map when you first enter so that you can plan your time out more wisely. The museum focuses on art from Asia, Europe, America, and Latin America and a whole section dedicated solely to Cuba.

  You Should Know

  Some of the exhibits here rotate while others are permanent. If you've already been here, there are new parts to see!  

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  Relax on Cayo Jutias

  Cayo Jutias is another gorgeous island located right off of mainland Cuba. It's home to a beautiful beach called Cayo Jutias Beach and definitely shouldn't be missed. This beach is a bit less-visited than other nearby beaches, making it the perfect escape. Because this island and beach are so remote and tranquil, it's arguably the best beach in all of Cuba. The sunset here is also too exquisite. Whether you are interested in relaxing or swimming, you'll love spending the day on Cayo Jutias.

  You Should Know

  To get to Cayo Jutias, you'll have to hop on a boat or drive. Either way works!  

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  Hike through the Sierra Maestra

  Sierra Maestra is a gorgeous mountain range in southeast Cuba. You truly can't miss it no matter where you are in this part of the country. The highest part of the mountain stands at 6,476 feet and is called Pico Turquino. One of the best ways to explore the mountain is to go on a hike. There are quite a few different trails on Sierra Maestra, so no matter your age level, you can hike at least a little bit of it to get the experience. If you go up high enough, you can get some of the best views of the country.

  You Should Know

  Be sure to pack water, snacks, and wear strong hiking shoes when going on this hike.  

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  Explore Vinales Valley

  The Vinales Valley is one of the most scenic and breathtaking spots in all of Cuba. It's located near one of the country's mountain ranges and is an area that absolutely must be explored if you have the time. Truly, this part of the country looks like something straight out of a movie. Almost everywhere you look is another gorgeous view. Traditionally, this area is known for being where a lot of the country's tobacco is grown.

  You Should Know

  The best way to explore this part of the country is by car.  

Cuba Tour Packages

• Spring and Fall - September to November and March to May - Shoulder Season

  The shoulder seasons for Cuba are during the spring and fall seasons. This means these times are perfect times to visit because of the weather, and they aren't as busy as the peak season in the winter. The average high temperature in the spring is 83°F, and in the fall, the average high temperature is 85°F.

• Summer - June to August - Low Season

  Unlike many other top vacation spots in the Northern Hemisphere, the low season in Cuba is the summer. The average high during this time of year can reach up to 89°F and this time of year also sees quite a bit of rain. However, the lack of visitors means that you might be able to find accommodations a bit lower during this time of year.

• Winter - December to February - High Season

  The winter is the most popular time of year to visit Cuba because it's known as the "dry season," meaning that it sees the least amount of precipitation. The average high temperature during this time is 79°F. Accommodation prices will be at their highest during this time of year, unfortunately.

Cuba Tours Frequently Asked Questions

• What are Cuba Tours?

  Cuba tours are the perfect way to get acquainted with this country if you aren't the type of person who likes to plan every part of the itinerary. On a Cuba tour, you'll have your itinerary planned out, from most of your meals to even your transportation from place to place. Your only job is to enjoy the adventure in Cuba!

• What’s included on a Cuba Tour?

  Cuba tours include most meals, accommodations, and transportation, which is why it's an excellent option for those who don't like to plan out the gritty details of travel. The main draw is that Cuba tours include access to a tour director who will be with you and your tour group every step of the way. Throughout your Cuba tour, your director may also enlist the help of other local tour guides to help give you and your tour mates a more personable and local experience. If you have any questions, your tour guide is always there to help.

• What’s the best Cuba Tour?

  Because every Cuba tour is so different, there isn't one that is better than another. You'll have to research to find which one suits your needs the best. For instance, is there a specific place in Cuba you need to have on your travel itinerary? Then try to find a tour that offers that spot as an itinerary destination! You'll also want to take into account other pieces of information. These may include your budget, vacation length, etc. Be sure to do all possible research to find the best tour for you and your Cuban experience!

• How much do Cuba Tours cost?

  On average, Cuba tours cost around $300 per day, though depending on the time of year, you may be able to find a tour for less or more per day. It varies depending on the tour operator, stops on the itinerary, and tour length. Luckily, by booking through Affordable Tours, you can save up to 40% off on these tours versus if you were to book them elsewhere.