Can I drink water in Cuba?
Can I drink water in Cuba? Whilst drinking water is treated in Cuba, we strongly advise sticking to bottled water only, even when brushing your teeth. We also advise you to request drinks without ice whenever possible. You should also stay away from street food, and wash fruit using bottled water.
How much cash should I bring to Cuba?
Currently, the EURO is the predominant currency in Cuba. Evening shows range in price. More extravagant venues can cost up to $150 with dinner included. Please make sure you bring enough CASH with you for the entire trip. We recommend bringing at least 200 EUROS for local tips and 800 USD per person.
Are drugs free in Cuba?
Here's what I learned: Medical care is free, but medication isn't. Although preventive medical care, diagnostic tests, and medication for hospitalized patients are free, Cubans pay out-of-pocket for outpatient medications.
What items are hard to get in Cuba?
Pharmacies are almost empty and medication is hard to come by. These days, a growing black market on the internet is one of the few places where Cubans can find commodities such as antibiotics, soap or toilet paper. Cuba is certainly no stranger to food shortages and a lack of access to basic items.
How can I avoid getting sick in Cuba?
Drink only boiled or bottled water. Avoid raw or undercooked food. Public medical facilities in Havana are basic. Private clinics are well-equipped, but only one in Havana treats foreigners.