Guia Cubana

Website overview

About Guia Cubana

Guía Cubana (guiacubana.com) is an independent, politically neutral directory of useful resources about Cuba, in Spanish and English. It brings together hand-picked links in many categories: paperwork and consulates, help for newcomers, family money and shipping, roots and genealogy, health, education, culture, Cuban food, news, internet and apps, travel and heritage, baseball and more. Each link is labeled by type: Cuban government, foreign government, international body, independent media, academic, community or commercial. That way visitors know who is behind each source.
Alongside the directory, the site publishes practical guides. They cover migration law, the Cuban passport, citizenship for children and grandchildren, customs rules, sending money and top-ups, currencies, city guides for Havana, Trinidad, Viñales and Santiago de Cuba, and a photo guide to Cuba’s endemic wildlife.

At a glance

Key features

• Practical guides in Spanish and English.
• Up-to-date information.
• A map and a calendar.
• Fully bilingual and politically neutral.

Practical details

What can you use this website for?

Find the right official site, consulate, organization or service without digging through search results. Read clear guides on procedures such as passports, the new migration law, citizenship for descendants and customs allowances.

Who is it for?

Cubans on the island and Cubans in the diaspora, and anyone who loves Cuba and wants reliable information in one place.

What to know

What makes it different?

Most Cuba sites take a political side, sell something, or cover only one topic. Guía Cubana is neutral and broad. It lists government, independent and diaspora sources side by side, labels each one clearly, and points out commercial services.