A recent Level 2 travel advisory by the U.S. Department of State warns travelers to Cuba of increasing crime rates and unreliable electrical power. It specifically mentions rising petty and violent crime, including armed robbery and homicide. The country has experienced numerous prolonged power outages, with scheduled cuts lasting up to 12 hours in Havana. Travelers are reminded that low-level tourism is prohibited for U.S. citizens, who must have specific approvals for travel. They should remain vigilant, avoid displaying wealth, and prepare for daily power disruptions.
The State Department issued a Level 2 travel advisory for Cuba, cautioning that crime, including violent crimes and power outages, is rising on the island.
Travelers to Cuba are advised to remain aware of their surroundings, avoid showing wealth, and prepare for power outages with essential supplies.
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