Traveling to Cuba? Here''s What You Need to
Cuban customs regulations on importing electrical plants (aka generators) are designed to balance the needs of the local economy with
View on Amazon.com ➜ What's the electricity and power supply like in Cuba? Although Cuba officially runs on 110V, many of the more modern hotels have 110/220V (dual voltage) outlets to cater to the lucrative European market.
Cuba uses BOTH a 110 and a 220V supply voltage with a 60Hz frequency. Although most hotels in Cuba use 110V power, some of the newer hotels use 220V. The same is true in casa particulars. So bring your regular phone or laptop charger, hairdryer, or shaver to Cuba and charge them from a hotel or a casa particular wall socket.
Cuba uses both Type A/B and Type C power outlets. Some hotels will use one type and others another, although plenty use both, sometimes even in the same room! As a result, you'll have to pack the proper adapter to recharge your devices while on the road.
One of the common exceptions is the portable hairdryer, which tends to be a fixed 110V. Check the label if in doubt. However, since most of Cuba's outlets are 110V, even your hairdryer should be compatible. In addition to your US to Cuba power adapter, these items will help you pack with intention and expand the possibilities of your getaway.
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