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The currency used in Cuba is called the Cuban peso. The Cuban peso can be divided into 100 centavos (cents). Cuban notes can be of 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 pesos. Cuban coins can be of 1, 5 and centavos and sometimes for 1 and 3 pesos. US dollars used to be accepted as a currency, particularly in hotels, but are no longer used. (below, some old Cuban pesos from 1962!)
Cuba is the perfect holiday destination for young friends and couples between the ages of 18 and 25. The locals are fun, and the thriving Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa dance scenes will make Cuba an exotic holiday that no young tourist could forget. With its leadership over recent decades, Cuba has become isolated from most of the world – can you think of a better way to ‘get away from it all’ with your partner? Cuba will be the perfect holiday destination for friends who are fresh out of school, young and on a budget, or searching for the perfect romantic getaway
The Cuban climate is mild and sub-topical with cool trade winds to provide relief from the heat and humidity. There is not much variation between day and night temperatures along the coast and average sea temperatures are 25C. The rainy season, from May to October, is also the hurricane season, but most hurricanes strike between August and October, while the wettest months are May and June, particularly around Havana. Summer temperatures average around 27C with humidity at about 80 percent. Temperatures of about 20C are usual in winter.
Climate in Cuba!
Welcome to... CUBA!!
Travelling around Cuba is easy with a system comprised of railways, roads, buses, airports, waterways, ports and harbours. The Cuban Railway system,is historical and also reliable and popular with tourists. Tourists often enjoy catching the flagship Tren Francs (‘French train’) from Havana to Santiago de Cuba. Cuba also has an extensive bus system – both for long distances and within Havana. The routes of the buses are designed principally for tourists. Many of the buses had been imported long ago from the Soviet Union, having that rustic ‘vintage’ feel.
Location of Cuba
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Cubans love their music and have a rich and vibrant music scene. Their music reflects their Spanish and African influence. Cubans enjoy salsa and mambo dancing and Havana has many mambo and salsa clubs. Cubans also love their sport. Baseball is by far the most popular sport, however basketball, volleyball, cricket and athletics is also popular. Cubans are also renowned for their achievements in boxing, in which they often take out gold in major competitions. Cubans enjoy dancing a style called “Perreo” – a provocative, sexual and popular activity of young people. Cubans also love their food,
The per capita income of Cuba is approximately $4,100. It is common for Cubans to work two jobs. For example, a doctor may practice as one during the day, but supplement his/her income by driving taxis when his practice is closed. Most Cubans work at least a 44 hour week (full time). Cubans are also very dependent on Tourism. It brings in foreign currency and provides a huge amount of direct and indirect employment. As for tourists, a high income is not required! Cuba is an inexpensive place to stay (so long as you’re not expecting 5-star accommodation). However, the plane ticket there might put a strain on your wallet.
Transport in Cuba!
Currency in Cuba!
Interests in Cuba!
Income in Cuba!
