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How much does a cruise to Cuba cost?
Cruise prices to Cuba depend on several factors including duration, cruise line, cabin experience, time of year and even the departure port. You can easily discover exciting cruise trip itineraries on Expedia, unbeatable Cuba cruise prices and exclusive Cuba cruise 2025 offers.
Why should I go on a cruise to Cuba?
A Cuban cruise is a wonderful way to visit new countries and explore diverse cultures with rich histories. The continent is known for its variety of picturesque landscapes—from white-sand beaches to dense jungles to soaring mountains. So, whether you’re an art enthusiast, an avid hiker, a thrill-seeker or a laid-back beachgoer, there are multiple Cuban cruise destinations to choose from that you’re guaranteed to tell stories about someday.
How can I find a cheap Cuban cruise?
To find the best Cuban cruise deals, simply sort your results by price from lowest to highest. The results will automatically display the best discount cruises first so you can choose from several top cruise deals.
Where can I find the best Cuban cruise deals?
You can easily find cheap cruises to Cuba that are tailored to you on Expedia. The price of a cruise to Cuba may vary by season and duration. It’s important to remember that peak cruise season in Cuba is from November to early May. Once you know your travel dates and desired itinerary, you can find a cruise and book your cruise trip with one of the many top cruise lines.
What to look out for when you book your Cuban cruise?
When booking cruise tickets to Cuba, it’s important to know that your starting port may differ from your final port. As air travel is often not included, you’ll be responsible for making your own air travel arrangements and you may need to book flights from different airports or countries. Destinations will vary depending on which cruise line you choose, so it’s recommended to look into this before booking. By making note of the best cruise lines in Cuba, you can travel safely and in ultimate comfort.
How to book a cruise to Cuba on Expedia?
Booking your dream Cuban cruise vacation is made easy on Expedia. Just visit the ‘Cruises’ page, select ‘Cuba’ as the destination, input the number of travellers and choose your dates. Then, you can easily sort the results by cruise line, cabin experience, date, duration, price and cruise terminal. Once you find a cruise, you’ll choose your cabin and then be redirected to finalize your details. After that, it’s officially time to get ready for your cruise vacation!
How can I find last-minute cruise deals to Cuba?
You can find last-minute Cuban cruise deals on Expedia by selecting your travel dates and sorting the results by price. Valid cruise deals will automatically be applied to the price displayed. Last-minute deals on cruises to Cuba allow you to discover new cultures and make new stories.
Do you need a passport to cruise to Cuba?
Yes, Canadian citizens are required to have their passports for cruises that go to Cuba. A valid passport is needed when entering each country in Cuba, but a tourist visa is not needed for stays of less than 90 days in most Cuban countries. A closed-loop cruise to Cuba is not possible from Canada so you should ensure you have a valid passport at the time of entry and departure.
Can I cancel my Cuban cruise booking?
It’s possible to cancel your cruise to Cuba in the ‘Trips’ section on Expedia or by contacting customer service. A customer service representative can help modify or cancel your cruise trip. It’s important to be mindful of the various cancellation and refund policies as they are determined by the cruise line. You're more likely to receive a better refund the further in advance you cancel your cruise trip.
Why should I book a cruise to Cuba with Expedia?
Booking a cruise trip to Cuba with Expedia gives you the freedom and flexibility to choose your dream cruise vacation. You’ll gain access to the top cruise deals to several destinations in Cuba so that you can explore all the continent has to offer. Expedia Rewards members can book a cruise and earn points towards discounts on future travel.
What are the best things to do on a Cuban cruise?
The possibilities are endless on (and off) a boat cruise to Cuba. Onboard, you’ll be able to access guest amenities, taste the various dining options and take part in organized activities and events. Once your cruise ship reaches land, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the culture by taking part in local traditions, trying new foods and exploring cultural and historical sites.
What should I pack for my Cuba cruise?
The climate in Cuba varies by country. Several countries in Cuba are below the equator which means their seasons are opposite of those in the Northern Hemisphere. What you pack will depend entirely on your itinerary and the time of year you embark on your cruise vacation. To experience the best Cuba cruise, it’s advised to pack comfortable clothes, sturdy walking shoes, bug spray, sunscreen and a portable charger to ensure you document all your adventure(s).
About Cruises to Cuba
Travel Advisory: On June 4, 2019, the US government announced new travel restrictions to Cuba, effective immediately. As a result, all cruise lines will no longer be permitted to sail to the Caribbean island of Cuba.
Set sail to this picturesque Caribbean island, famed for its striking colonial architecture, magnificent powder-soft beaches, and fascinatingly diverse culture.
With miles upon scenic miles of white sand beaches, beckoning Old World architecture and majestic mountain ranges, Cuba is quickly becoming a popular vacation destination, and one of the best ways to explore this vibrant Caribbean island is with a Cuba cruise.
Very little has changed in Cuba in comparison to neighboring Caribbean islands, due in large part to an economic embargo that has lasted for more than half a century. As a result, passengers disembarking from a Cuba cruise will notice that some of the major cities, such as Havana, appear to be stuck in a time warp: the colonial architecture, though visually stunning, are in need of repair, while antique Fords, Buicks and Pontiacs are easily spotted cruising the streets in clouds of smoke. However, these storied surroundings are what make Cuba such a fascinating place to visit.
On a Cuba cruise vacation, passengers have the opportunity to venture out to far-reaching islands and to explore a few cities in the span of several days. Nearly all cruises to Cuba incorporate a port of call in Havana, Cuba’s capital. In this captivating city, passengers can stroll through the cobblestone streets of Old Havana and admire its colonial buildings, tour a fully operational cigar factory, or enjoy an evening out at one of the city's many live music venues. Another city passengers often visit during their Cuba cruise is Santiago de Cuba, the second largest city in Cuba after Havana. Here, passengers can tour historic rum distilleries, explore the UNESCO-recognized Baconao Biosphere Reserve, or simply bask on the shores of one of the many beautiful beaches. Cienfuegos is another port of call made by some cruise lines, and in this charming waterfront city, passengers can take an excursion to the stunning El Nicho Waterfall, stroll through the swanky Punta Gorda neighborhood to take in the beautiful neoclassical buildings, or spend some time in the turquoise waters snorkeling, sailing or swimming.
Most cruises to Cuba incorporate a port stop in Havana either for a full day or overnight so passengers can partake in at least one full-day shore excursion. Typically, these shorter Cuba cruises incorporate a port of call in either Mexico or the Caribbean as well. For longer duration Cuba cruises, passengers can opt for a partial Cuba circumnavigation cruise, which make ports of call in Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuegos. If passengers are keen on doing a full Cuba circumnavigation cruise, these itineraries will sail to more remote ports of call, such as La Isla de Juventud.
The best time to go on a Cuba cruise is from December to March, when the weather is delightful and rain is sparse. From May to October the temperature can reach unbearable levels, but if you can withstand the heat and humidity, try to book your Cuba cruise in July so you can be a part of the effervescent Carnival festival that occurs every year in Santiago de Cuba.