A typical all-inclusive Cuba vacation includes hotel accommodations, all meals and drinks (including alcohol), entertainment, non-motorized water sports, and beach access. Some packages also include airport transfers and daily activities like dance lessons or guided tours, depending on the resort. 

Top-rated all-inclusive resorts in Cuba include Royalton Hicacos Varadero, Iberostar Selection Holguín, and Melia Cayo Coco. Varadero is especially known for its beautiful beaches and high-end resort options, making it a popular choice for international travelers. 

Yes, Cuba is considered one of the safest Caribbean destinations. All-inclusive resorts are generally located in secure, tourist-friendly areas with low crime rates. Most travelers find the environment relaxed and welcoming. Still, take standard precautions, especially when exploring outside the resort. 

The best time to visit Cuba is from November to April, during the dry season. This period offers sunny weather and minimal rainfall, perfect for beach vacations. Booking early for high season or traveling in shoulder months (May or October) can help secure deals. 

Wi-Fi is available at most Cuban all-inclusive resorts, but it may be limited in speed and coverage. Some resorts offer Wi-Fi cards or limited access in common areas. If staying connected is a priority, check the resort’s specific internet policy before booking. 

Yes, most travelers need a Cuban Tourist Card (Visa), which is typically included in travel packages or available from your airline. U.S. citizens must also comply with specific travel categories outlined by the U.S. government. Check the latest entry requirements based on your nationality.