The Island of Liberty, as Cuba was once called, for many inhabitants of Eastern Europe is painted in the crimson colors of the revolution. Thanks to friendship with the Soviet Union, even today Cuba does not remain without the support of old friends who come here in the form of tourists dreaming of exotic things.
Holidays in Cuba in July will provide the tourist with many opportunities for beach fun and sea swimming, trips around the country, walks in old Havana and exciting shopping.
What to bring from Cuba
July in Cuba is the rainy season
Since the state is located in the Caribbean, there is a predominant influence of the tropical trade wind climate. In general, the July weather is quite favorable for relaxation.
It can be quite hot during the day, the temperature column can be seen at around +30 ° C and above, by the evening the heat subsides, the column also drops to +22 ° C … + 27 ° C, predicting the long-awaited coolness. The water temperature near the coast is at the same level. Due to the proximity of the sea, the heat is not felt so much.
July, according to local residents, is a very rainy month, but a positive moment is the short duration of heavenly tears, which instantly dry up in the hot sun. Some moisture can help spread mosquito swarms, and an insect repellent will be useful in your suitcase.
Weather forecast for cities and resorts of Cuba in July
Festival of Lights
The city of Santiago de Cuba, located in the east of Cuba, in early July invites local residents and numerous tourists to a fiery celebration. Everything will be fiery, that is, incendiary in this festival: both Cuban dances and the inimitable taste of Cuban rum.
Certain elements of the Cuban carnival will be present without fail, for example, in the form of a solemn passage of platforms with bright dancing and singing characters. Streets and squares will fill with world rhythms and traditional music, beer and rum rivers delight the male half of the tourist group, and passionate dances will please the ladies.
The hottest performances are still ahead, they are prepared by fakirs and other conquerors of the fiery element. Performances with fire-worshipers at every turn, the city at night fills with torchlight, illuminating the darkest corners. And the finale of the holiday - the night sky colored with fireworks and fireworks.
Revolutionary carnival
July 26 is one of the most significant days in Cuba that gave rise to the famous revolution. Surprisingly, Cubans cannot celebrate this date of the struggle for independence without a carnival, and it is organized in many cities at once. Among the important events are parades and processions, carnivals and dances, revolutionary songs and a speech by the country's leader.
