Marriage Requirements
To get married in Cuba, couples must present valid passports and tourist cards upon entry. Divorce and death decrees are also required if applicable. For additional information, check with your Certified Destination Wedding Specialist.
Travel Information
Travel Documents
A valid passport is required for entry into Cuba. A tourist card (or visa) must also be carried throughout your stay. For more travel information, visit travel.gc.ca
Language
Spanish is the official language of Cuba; however, there are several other languages spoken across the island.
Currency and Tipping
Cuba has two official currencies: the Cuban convertible peso (CUC) and the national peso. Transactions almost always take place in CUC.
Climate & Beaches
Climate
Visitors can enjoy Cuba all year round with its sub-tropical climate. The rainy season is from May to October and from August to October is the dry season. Between January and April, the weather is cooler with less rainfall.
Beaches
Home to some of the world’s most gorgeous beaches, Cayo Coco is the perfect sunny escape to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. With calm, shallow waters, diving and snorkeling are popular activities. Since the beaches are located north of the island, be sure to catch a picturesque sunrise – it truly is a magnificent sight!
Activities & Attractions
Activities
Take the opportunity to discover the beauty of the island by enjoying a relaxing glass-bottom boat ride or an exciting catamaran excursion. From swimming with dolphins to deep-sea fishing, the water activities are endless! For a truly authentic Cuban experience, travel the causeway across the Atlantic Ocean and learn about the history and culture of the colorful island.
Nightlife
Spend your night dancing to the rhythm of Cuban music at the unique Cueva of Jabali night club – located underground! That’s right; the natural cave is home to local drinks and live music and is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.