Travel to Cuba
Cuba from the United States
Everything for a trip to Cuba from the United States: entry rules, the Cuban embassy, how to fly, and the agencies that sell Cuba here.
Entry requirements
Most visitors need Cuba's eVisa (tourist card), the online D'Viajeros declaration and valid travel medical insurance. Rules vary by nationality — check the full detail.
Cuban embassy & consulate
For visas, legalisations and consular questions in the United States, use Cuba's official mission. We link only the official directory — addresses and hours live there and change.
Airlines & how to fly
Airlines with service linking the United States and Cuba (schedules and status change — confirm directly):
Travel agencies & tour operators
Real agencies, tour operators and airlines that sell flights and packages to Cuba from the United States. Directory only — each links to its own site.
Long-running US seller of scheduled and charter air to Cuba plus packages.
Direct flights Miami/Orlando/Tampa to Havana, Cienfuegos, Santa Clara, Camagüey, Holguín; since 1988.
Charter + commercial flights to 6 Cuban cities; recharge & remittances.
Miami-based, 5 Florida locations; flights, packages, remittances/cargo.
Hialeah; charter (via Havana Air) + commercial flights and packages.
Charter flights Miami/Fort Myers to Havana, Santa Clara, Holguín, Camagüey.
Houston-based; commercial + charter flights, visas, cargo, remittances.
Independent booking portal for flights, hotels and car rental.
CubaAtlas sells nothing and earns nothing; every link goes to the company's own site.
Plan your trip
Frequently asked questions
- How do I travel to Cuba from the United States?
- Get Cuba's eVisa/tourist card, submit the online D'Viajeros declaration and hold valid travel medical insurance, then fly directly or via a hub. You can book independently or through one of the agencies and tour operators listed above that sell Cuba from the United States.
- Where is the Cuban embassy in the United States?
- Cuba maintains an official diplomatic mission in the United States for visas and consular matters. We link the official Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) directory page for it above — addresses, phone numbers and opening hours are published there and can change, so always use the official source.
Information only — CubaAtlas books nothing and earns nothing. Airline routes, agency programmes and consular details change; confirm everything directly before you travel.