Local Cuba travel advice
If you need some advice or tips on travelling around Cuba then look no further. Our Cuba specialists have gathered all the information you need to get the most out of your holiday.
Get the lowdown on visas, money, transport, and answers to questions you might have with our handy guide below.
Visa, passport and money matters
Before you head off on your travels to Cuba it’s a good idea to get clued up on all the essential information you’ll need when it comes to visas, passports and money. Cuba is different to many destinations when it comes to this side of things, but it’s simple enough if you have all the info you need. Dont forget, when you book with Rickshaw, you’ll have full support from your travel specialist who will arrange your visa and advise on their top logistical tips when you’re there.
In the meantime, we’ve compiled a handy guide to give you a helping hand.
Getting around Cuba
When it comes to getting around Cuba, there are a few options available to you. Meet other travellers in a group transfer or have a private car all to yourself. Want more freedom? Jump in your hire car and discover Cuba your way. If you’re thinking about hiring a car for your trip to Cuba then there are some things to be prepared for beforehand. The transport infrastructure of Cuba and road systems aren’t as developed as they are at home, so we’ve put together some useful advice to help prepare you for your road trip to Cuba.
Frequently asked questions
Before visiting Cuba, we’re sure you’ll have plenty of questions you’d like to ask about your travels and about the country in general. Our travel specialists are best placed to answer these, no matter how big or small. Find some of their advice and answers to some of the most frequently asked questions by clicking below.
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Book flights with Rickshaw
At Rickshaw not only do we prearrange every aspect of your holiday itinerary we also book international flights and any domestic flights for your trip.
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