Free Cuba Trip Planner

Turn your interests and budget into a realistic Cuba trip — a feasible route, airfare and transport assumptions, lodging, food, guides, a day-by-day itinerary, and a full estimated budget you can edit. This is a planning and information tool: no purchasing, no booking, no payments, and no guaranteed prices. You complete any transaction directly with providers.

Purpose & compliance

Travelers & dates

Interests

Destinations

2 selected · route order shown at right

Assumptions (edit anytime)

Airfare per traveler (enter your own quotes):

Estimated trip total (expected)

$3,549

Range $2,263 – $5,767 · $1,775/traveler · $507/day

All amounts are planner ESTIMATES in USD to help you budget — not observed prices, quotes, or guaranteed availability. Verify current costs directly with providers before you travel.

CategoryLowExpectedHighYour value
International airfare$700$1,200$2,100
Entry documents (tourist card)$60$90$150
Travel insurance$80$160$300
Accommodation$175$245$350
Local transportation$610$840$1,195
Food$350$490$700
Guides & activities$60$100$160
Connectivity$30$60$110
Tips$35$70$140
Water, laundry & sundries$21$42$84
Emergency reserve$142$252$478
International airfare: 34%Entry documents (tourist card): 3%Travel insurance: 5%Accommodation: 7%Local transportation: 24%Food: 14%Guides & activities: 3%Connectivity: 2%

Plan a Cuba trip, free

CubaAtlas is a free Cuba trip planner and itinerary builder — the service a travel agency charges for, self-serve and transparent. Start from a ready-made plan or build your own, then see a full budget you can edit.

Is the CubaAtlas trip planner free?
Yes — completely free. It builds a route, a day-by-day itinerary and a full estimated budget, with no account, no booking and no payment. You arrange each part directly with providers.
How is this different from a travel agency?
A travel agency bundles flights, hotels and transfers into one price and adds a service margin. CubaAtlas shows you the same trip itemised and transparent, so you book each part direct at the real price — and it also lists the agencies if you'd rather buy a package.
Can it plan a trip to Cuba from the US?
Yes. It works for gateways from Miami, Tampa, New Jersey and other US cities, and it flags the OFAC-category and tourist-card requirements for travel under US jurisdiction.
Does it include a budget?
Yes — airfare, lodging, food, local transport, guides, entry documents, insurance and an emergency reserve, as an editable estimate in USD.