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Most Popular Rentals

Casa Sol-Mar
35 CUC/night
#50017 1st street, btwn/ 500 and 504. Guanabo. Habana del Este, Havana, Cuba
Casa Nabeji
35 CUC/night
#50019 1st street between 500 and 504. Guanabo, Habana del Este, Havana
Villa Yolanda
35 CUC/night
#716 438th street btwn 3rd and 4th. Boca Ciega. Habana del Este, Havana, Cuba
Calle 8
35 CUC/night
8th Street, Number 655 between 27 and Zapata. Vedado. Havana
Villa Babi
25 CUC/night
#965 27th street btwn 6 and 8. Vedado, Havana, Cuba
La Casa de Omara
30 CUC/night
Calle 15 # 505 entre D y E apto 2. Vedado. Habana
Casa Rosa
25 CUC/night
Calle 20 #261 e/ 19 y 17. Vedado. Habana
Casa 8
35 CUC/night
8 street b/ 25 y 27 # 610 Apto 10. Vedado. Habana

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flat blade 110V 60Hz
The electricity in Cuba

In Cuba, the electrical system used is the U.S., ie flat blade 110V 60Hz, that's the one in all the houses. This creates a problem because Cuba has no diplomatic relations with the United States and the country is forced to import electrical equipment from other markets, especially in Europe. Since the European system is 220V 50Hz round shank, in Cuba it has become imperative to also have this voltage in all hotel facilities and in many houses.

Cigars, Alojamientos Cuba-casas
Where to buy cigars in Cuba? How to buy cigars in Cuba?

Since Cuba is the land of the best tobacco the world, should not be difficult to buy them but be careful when buying because there are several types, brands and models of cigars.

In this page we will explain in a simple way where to buy and how to buy cigars in Cuba.

the weather in Cuba
The weather in Cuba

Cuba is an island located at a latitude very close to the Tropic of Cancer by which receives high values of solar radiation throughout the year resulting in a warm climate. It is oriented east-west and being a long narrow island, its entire territory is exposed to the refreshing trade winds and sea breezes. Cuban climate is usually classified as moderate subtropical, seasonally wet, with marine influence and some parts of the country show signs of semi-continental.

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by Dr. Radut.