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Cuba is a vacation destination for Canadian travellers. Seasons to know: December to April (best weather) and May to June (great value). The local currency is the Cuban peso (CUP), and major airports include Varadero (VRA), Havana (HAV), Holguín (HOG) and Cayo Coco (CCC). TripRadr compares vacation packages to Cuba from Canadian cities in CAD.
Compare Cuba vacation packagesThese are the seasons TripRadr uses for Cuba. Prices and crowds change month by month, so use Best Time to Go to see the cheapest day to leave.
Things to do
A long peninsula of white sand and calm water.
Take a day trip or short stay to see the old town, classic cars and historic squares.
Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo have shallow, clear water and reef close to shore.
Catch a band, salsa lesson or show at the resort or in town.
The resort areas TripRadr compares in Cuba. Open a guide for each area, then compare packages.
Major airports include Varadero (VRA), Havana (HAV), Holguín (HOG) and Cayo Coco (CCC). Compare vacation packages from these Canadian cities.
Helpful information to make the most of your trip.
The currency in Cuba is the Cuban peso (CUP). Package prices on TripRadr are shown in Canadian dollars (CAD). Check the current exchange rate before you travel.
Cuba changes its clocks for daylight saving. Toronto is on Eastern Time, so check the difference for your travel dates. Flight times are shown in the local time of each airport.
There are 4 seasons to plan around in Cuba. Best weather: December to April. Great value: May to June. Hot and lively: July to August. Lower prices: September to November.
Major airports include Varadero (VRA), Havana (HAV), Holguín (HOG) and Cayo Coco (CCC). Check the comparison page to see which Canadian cities fly there. Flights depend on the season and the travel brand.
The Government of Canada publishes travel advice and advisories for Cuba. Check it before you book and again before you leave. The advice can change, so TripRadr links to it instead of repeating it.
TripRadr does not take bookings. The things-to-do section shows tours and activities from Viator when they are available for Cuba. You book on Viator, and TripRadr may earn a commission.
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Find and compare vacation packages to Cuba from the major Canadian travel brands.
Compare Cuba packagesA long peninsula of white sand and calm water.
Take a day trip or short stay to see the old town, classic cars and historic squares.
Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo have shallow, clear water and reef close to shore.
Catch a band, salsa lesson or show at the resort or in town.
