Cheap Flights to Cuba from € 917

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Cuba from € 917

Visit Cuba

With Air Europa you can book flights to Cuba and discover one of the most captivating islands in the Caribbean. Cuba welcomes visitors with a unique blend of vibrant culture, stunning colonial architecture, pristine beaches and a warmth and rhythm that is unlike anywhere else in the world.

Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Old Havana, relax on the white-sand beaches of Varadero, or explore the colonial charm of Trinidad. Cuba has something for every kind of traveller, and Air Europa gets you there with the comfort and flexibility you deserve.

Book your flight to Cuba now and start planning an unforgettable Caribbean experience.

Services for your trip to Cuba

Flying to Cuba is a long-haul journey, and Air Europa offers a range of services to make your flight as comfortable as your destination deserves.

Seat selection

Choose your seat in advance and travel exactly where you prefer: by the window to enjoy the views over the Atlantic and the Caribbean, in the aisle for easy movement, or next to your travel companions without leaving it to chance. Selecting your seat early also makes boarding smoother and more comfortable.

Checked baggage

If you are planning an extended stay in Cuba or need to bring more luggage, you can add checked baggage to your booking and travel without worrying about extra costs at the airport. Managing your baggage allowance in advance is usually more affordable than adding it at check-in.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Explore Havana's vibrant creative scene, from beautiful colonial architecture to eclectic museums and striking street art. Over several days, uncover distinctive galleries, lively music spots, and beloved cultural landmarks.

Walking Through the History of Old Havana
Discovering Museums and Art Galleries
Live Music Evenings in Vedado

Take in Cuba's spectacular coastline, with clear turquoise waters and soft sandy beaches. Swim, snorkel among colorful coral reefs, and join seaside excursions where you can spot captivating marine life and enjoy scenic beach experiences.

Relaxing on Varadero's Beaches
Snorkeling Trips at Playa Coral
Catamaran Trip to Cayo Blanco

Step back in time as you explore Cuba's legendary colonial cities, full of elegant plazas, centuries-old fortresses, and UNESCO World Heritage sites that reveal remarkable moments in Cuban history.

Exploring Colonial Highlights in Havana
Trinidad's Enchanting Historic Quarter
Cienfuegos Heritage Discovery

Forecast
Weather trends

Cuba has a tropical climate with clearly defined seasons. The dry season lasts from November to April, bringing warm and pleasant weather, lower humidity, and little rain—perfect for travelers who want to enjoy outdoor activities. As spring advances, temperatures gradually rise, leading into the hot and humid summer months. From May to October, the wet season brings significantly more rainfall, with precipitation reaching its highest levels in late summer and early autumn, sometimes along with hurricanes. In autumn, both rainfall and temperatures start to decrease, making way for milder and cooler weather.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Cuban food reflects a delicious mix of Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences, forming a rich culinary tradition. It is known for filling dishes that often include rice, beans, meat, and different root vegetables. The seasoning is usually mild, letting the natural taste of fresh, locally sourced ingredients stand out. Slow-cooking methods are often used, bringing out deeper flavors and creating an appealing aroma.

  • Ropa Vieja

    Ropa Vieja

    Shredded beef cooked in a tomato-based sauce with peppers, onions, and spices, served with rice.
  • Moros y Cristianos

    Moros y Cristianos

    A traditional dish of black beans and white rice cooked together, flavored with garlic, onions, and spices.
  • Lechón Asado

    Lechón Asado

    Tender roasted pork marinated in a citrus mojo sauce, usually slow-roasted and often served during festivals.

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