Cuba has a very pleasant semi-subtropical climate, which is generally warm year-round and can be divided into two seasons: wet (May-October) and dry (November-April). Regional variations and trade winds do account for fluctuations however.

The peak season for travel to Cuba is from December to April. During this time, the days are drier, sunnier and pleasantly warm. There is also less humidity than other times of year.

Cuba’s average mean temperature is approximately 77-78 °F. Compared to most countries, Cuba experiences little seasonal variation, although the months of July and August can be quite hot and humid. Nearly 2/3 of all rainfall occurs from the May-October wet season.

Last updated on April 28, 2011 by Insight Cuba