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Town in Sancti Spíritus, Cuba

Trinidad

A cobbled UNESCO colonial town with salsa on the steps of Casa de la Música and beaches nearby. Small, scenic and touristy, with blackouts, shortages and cash-only travel.

60,206 peopleUTC−4Updated October 2026
Trinidad, Cuba

At a glance

Where to stay in Trinidad

Areas visitors base themselves in.

AreaGood for
Historic centerCobbled streets, casas, music and plazas; walkable
Casilda / Playa AncónBeach area about 12 km away, with resorts and small casas

Apps that work in Trinidad

No ride-hailing apps work here; see the taxi note below.

Cash, cards and tipping

What to carry and how to pay. Money in Cuba.

Before you go

Visa and entry

  • Get a tourist card (tourist visa) online via eVisa-Cuba, through your airline or agent, or from a Cuban embassy.
  • Complete the D'Viajeros form within 72 hours before arrival; save the QR code as a PDF, as airlines check it.
  • Carry proof of travel medical insurance valid in Cuba and an onward or return ticket.

Check the visa rule for your passport

Emergency numbers

Police 106 · Ambulance 104 · Fire 105

Plugs

Type A, B, C, L · 110 V, 60 Hz. Do I need an adapter?

SIM and eSIM

CubacelTur temporary SIM from Havana Terminal 3, other airports or ETECSA offices, with passport; 7- or 30-day packs. Signal drops during blackouts. eSIMs work for visitors.

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Sources

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