Cuba Travel Update: Current Jet Fuel Situation & What Travelers Should Know – February 2026
Cuba Travel Update: Current Jet Fuel Situation & What Travelers Should Know – February 2026

Cuba continues to hold a special place in the hearts of travelers drawn to its vibrant culture, warm people, and unique character. However, recent developments regarding jet fuel availability and energy supply have created significant changes that anyone considering travel to Cuba needs to…

Money in Cuba in 2026: What Currency to Bring, Where to Exchange, and How to Avoid Problems
Money in Cuba in 2026: What Currency to Bring, Where to Exchange, and How to Avoid Problems

Cuba is still one of the most rewarding destinations in the Caribbean—culturally rich, safe to travel with the right preparation, and full of warm human moments you don’t find anywhere else. But if there’s one thing that can create stress for travelers, it’s money…

Cuba Travel Update: Electricity, Venezuela Ties, and What Travelers Should Know in 2026
Cuba Travel Update: Electricity, Venezuela Ties, and What Travelers Should Know in 2026

Cuba remains one of the Caribbean’s most unique travel destinations, celebrated for its rich culture, vibrant cities, history and welcoming people. At the same time, visitors planning a trip to the island should be aware of several important developments that are shaping daily life…

Christmas and New Year in Cuba: Festivities, Fireworks and Cultural Traditions
Christmas and New Year in Cuba: Festivities, Fireworks and Cultural Traditions

December marks one of the most atmospheric and meaningful periods to experience Cuba. While much of the world embraces winter, the island presents a warm, vibrant environment shaped by cultural heritage, community celebrations and a unique blend of religious and secular traditions. For travellers…

Travel Update: Staying Safe and Enjoying Cuba in the Current Health Context
Travel Update: Staying Safe and Enjoying Cuba in the Current Health Context

Cuba continues to welcome travelers with the same warmth, hospitality, and vibrant cultural life that make the island such a unique destination. While local health authorities have reported increased activity of mosquito-borne illnesses in some regions, travel to Cuba remains open and safe when…

Kayaking & Birdwatching in Ciénaga de Zapata: A Wild Western-Central Cuban Escape
Kayaking & Birdwatching in Ciénaga de Zapata: A Wild Western-Central Cuban Escape

Most travelers arrive in Cuba dreaming of classic cars, cigars, and salsa nights — yet just a few hours from Havana lies another world entirely. In Ciénaga de Zapata, nature rather than music sets the rhythm. Here, the air hums with bird calls, the…

Hidden Beaches & Coastal Gems of Western and Central Cuba
Hidden Beaches & Coastal Gems of Western and Central Cuba

Escape the crowds, embrace the authentic Cuba. The Secret Side of Cuba’s Coastline When people picture Cuba’s beaches, they often imagine the broad golden sands of Varadero or the postcard-perfect cays of the north. But beyond the well-known resort zones lies a coastline full…

Is It Safe to Travel to Cuba After Hurricane Melissa?
Is It Safe to Travel to Cuba After Hurricane Melissa?

An Update from Marysol Travel Following the passage of the climatic phenomenon Melissa, which has already moved away from Cuban territory, we would like to share a clear and up-to-date picture of the situation across the island. Cuba is a vast and diverse country,…

Cuban Art & Street Murals: Urban Galleries in Havana & Beyond
Cuban Art & Street Murals: Urban Galleries in Havana & Beyond

Havana’s walls tell stories — of identity, rhythm, and resilience. Join Marysol Travel’s urban art walks to explore the city’s vibrant murals, meet local artists, and uncover the heartbeat of Cuba’s creative soul, especially through the captivating Cuba Street Art. When you walk through…

Hemingway’s Cuba: Literary Trails & Hidden Stories in Havana
Hemingway’s Cuba: Literary Trails & Hidden Stories in Havana

Why this matters: Few writers shaped Cuba’s global mystique like Ernest Hemingway. He lived, wrote, fished, and drank here for decades—leaving behind places you can still step into today. This curated trail turns Havana and nearby Cojímar into a living museum of his life,…