Cuba

Escaping to Caribbean warmth and sunkissed beaches in Cuba is not only possible but one of the safest tropical dreams that you can make come true now, right now, even amid COVID-19 restrictions. Included in the UK travel corridor and supported by a number of airlines and hotel chains guaranteeing the safety of travellers with a set of sanitary measures, here we illustrate the ways that a Cuba holiday right now is among the best decisions you could make.

Cuba

After being included in the FCDO's travel corridor of countries that don't require a quarantining period when returning from holiday, Cuba is one of the best options for a warm winter escape that's fairly coronavirus safe thanks to the strict measures in place to protect both tourists and locals. If you're dreaming of sun-kissed white sands, clear skies and balmy temperatures, Cuba is the place to be this winter 2020!

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Cuba has spent months redesigning their hotels and resorts to make them as COVID-safe as possible for visitors to relax and have peace of mind during their stay on the island. Click and read our take on these efforts.

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One of the best ways to holiday in Cuba is to stay in two different places. By staying in Havana and Varadero you can experience many different sides to Cuba. Havana and Varadero are situated less than three hours apart from each other. Havana is the ultimate "city break", full of charm, excitement and innumerable things to do. Meanwhile, Varadero is the ultimate Caribbean beach holiday, with one of the world’s most beautiful stretches of sand and sea, and top quality services to match.

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Are Cuba holidays suitable for families? Is Cuba a good destination for kids (toddlers, babies, teenagers and everything in between)? Are you wondering if you should make Cuba your next family holiday destination? To answer these and many more questions, this is the blog you need to read! Not only do we tell you why family holidays in Cuba can make for great, unforgettable adventures, we also give you tips to help adjust your expectations and navigate the island’s peculiarities when it comes to travelling with kids.