How to get a Cuba visa from Tunisia

There are no private hospitals or clinics in Cuba, as all health services are run by the government. However, most hospitals are not effectively managed.

Cuba uses a dual currency with one type of money reserved for tourists and one for locals. The Cuban Convertible Peso, referred to as CUC (pronounced “cook”) is the currency available for visitors while Cuban Pesos is what the locals use. Note that you can only get CUC in Cuba and the bill is identified with the pictures of monuments on them.

Tap water in Cuba is generally safe to drink. However, know that when travelling to any international destination where you are not accustomed to the local water, it is advisable to always buy bottled water.

Pregnant women and those considering becoming pregnant should avoid travel to Cuba. There have been several reports of Zika virus in Cuba. Women who are pregnant should plan their traveling after consulting a medical practitioner.