Have Baby Will Travel’s trip reports for Cuba are organized alphabetically by city or region within the country. Simply scroll down to see alll the regions we have hotel reviews for. Each trip report has been provided to Have Baby Will Travel with the hope of giving other parents a clearer picture of what to expect when traveling to Cuba with a baby, toddler or young child.
We also have a detailed Cuba destination page, and many find our Fast Facts For Families page on Cuba most helpful.
Cayo Coco & Cayo Guillermo
Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo are two small islands connected to the mainland of Cuba by a 27km causeway. A hotel zone with plenty of pre-arranged excursions, Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo are ideal for families seeking peace and quiet in a resort environment.
Read what traveling parents had to say about their visits to Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo, Cuba:
9 Trip Reports for Cayo Coco & Cayo Guillermo
Cayo Santa Maria
Located approximately 30 kilometers west of Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Coco on the Jardines del Rey archipelago, Cayo Santa Maria is connected to the main island of Cuba by a 48 kilometre causeway. The beaches and hotels are all located along the north coast of Cayo Santa Maria, which is a hotel zone that features a man-made “village” called Pueblo La Estrella.
Read what traveling parents had to say about their visits to Cayo Santa Maria, Cuba:
1 Trip Reports for Cayo Coco & Cayo Guillermo
Holguin
Holguin is the third most populated province in Cuba, with most resorts in the Guardalavaca area. There are almost 50 beaches in the region, and they cover almost 40km of coastline. These beaches are often calmer than other Caribbean beaches in Cuba, with excellent scuba diving, and there is lush vegetation with many wildlife refuges. Holguin’s properties offer a range of amenities for families seeking a quiet escape with some culture nearby.
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4 Trip Reports for Holguin
Trinidad
Trinidad is located in the Sancti Spiritus province, over 500 years old, and probably one of the finest examples of a Spanish colonial town in all of the Caribbean. It was declared a UNESCO Heritage Site in 1988. One of the few resort areas that’s closer to the Caribbean side, rather than the Atlantic, Playa Ancon is the closest stretch of beach to Trinidad, with several public stretches, as well as two larger All-Inclusive resorts. There is an airport in Trinidad, but you would most likely fly into Cienfuegos, which is approximately a 90min drive from Playa Ancon, or Santa Clara, which is further – more like a two hour drive from Trinidad.
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1 Trip Report for Trinidad
Varadero
Varadero Beach is located in the Matanzas province and is one of the largest resort areas in all of the Caribbean. Varadero is about 90min away from Havana, making it ideal for day trips, and with more than 20km of beautiful white sandy beach, a small resort town, and a number of available excursions, Varadero offers a number of many levels of accomodation suitable for families. Included here also is the tiny area of Jibacoa, which is almost directly between Varadero and Havana.
Read what traveling parents had to say about their visits to Varadero, Cuba:
11 Trip Reports for Varadero
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