Cuba vacation packages
Beach resorts in Varadero and the northern cays, with history and music a day trip away.
- Long white beaches
- All-inclusive resorts
- Music and culture
- Easy from Canada
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About Cuba
Why visit Cuba?
Canadians have long travelled to Cuba on packages that include flights, an all-inclusive resort and transfers. Resorts are often run in partnership with international hotel brands, and the all-inclusive rate generally covers meals and drinks. Details differ by resort, so confirm what is included.
Several Canadian travel sites sell the same Cuban resorts, so the total for the same dates can vary. TripRadr shows those prices together for the resort, dates and departure airport you pick.
- Varadero and the caysA long peninsula of white beach and resort-only cays linked by causeways.
- History within reachHavana and Trinidad add architecture and history to a beach week.
- Music everywhereLive bands, salsa and son are part of the evening at many resorts.
- Easy to reachDirect flights from many Canadian cities to Varadero, Cayo Coco and Holguin.
Best time to visit
When is the best time to visit Cuba?
Winter and early spring are the main season. Hurricane season runs from June to November. Here is what to expect:
December to April
Best weather
Dry, sunny and the busiest season, including winter and March break. Resorts sell out early.
May to June
Great value
Hot and humid with fewer crowds and softer prices.
July to August
Hot and lively
The hottest months, with summer-holiday travellers and some afternoon storms.
September to November
Lower prices
Peak hurricane season and more rain, with the lowest prices. Read the rebooking terms.
Things to do
Top things to do in Cuba
Walk the beach at Varadero
A long peninsula of white sand and calm water.
Visit Havana
Take a day trip or short stay to see the old town, classic cars and historic squares.
Snorkel the cays
Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo have shallow, clear water and reef close to shore.
Dance to live music
Catch a band, salsa lesson or show at the resort or in town.
Travel tips
Know before you go
Entry requirements
Canadians generally need a tourist card, which is often included with a package. Check current requirements with the travel site and the Government of Canada.
Currency
Cuba's payment rules have changed in recent years and card use can be limited. Confirm what is accepted and bring some cash.
Safety
Check Government of Canada travel advice before you go and take normal precautions.
What to pack
Light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen and any medications and toiletries you rely on, as supplies can vary.
Frequently asked questions
Cuba travel FAQ
Are Cuba packages all-inclusive?
Most beach resort packages are. Check the meal plan and inclusions on the travel site for your resort.
Where should I stay in Cuba for a beach holiday?
Varadero has the most resorts and the longest beach. Cayo Santa Maria and Cayo Coco are good choices if you want a resort-only setting.
Do I need a visa for Cuba?
Canadians generally need a tourist card, which is often included with a package. Check the current requirements with the travel site and the Government of Canada before you travel.
Does TripRadr handle bookings?
No. TripRadr compares prices and does not book trips. You book with the travel site you choose.