Things To Do
in San Luis

A bustling market where locals buy fresh produce, meats, and homemade goods.

Various stalls offering snacks like empanadas and churros, perfect for a quick bite.

It is customary to leave a tip of around 10% in restaurants, especially if service is good.

Cash is preferred, and local currency (Cuban pesos) is used; credit cards are accepted only in some tourist areas.

Mild temperatures and dry conditions, ideal for outdoor activities.

Warm temperatures with occasional rainfall; good for viewing blooming flora.

Hot and humid; prepare for afternoon showers and high temperatures.

Cooler temperatures with lower humidity; a pleasant time for visiting.

A range of hiking trails in the Sierra Maestra mountains, offering breathtaking views and diverse ecosystems.

A scenic hike that leads to the famous El Cobre Basilica, an important cultural site.

The majority of the population consists of Cuban nationals who primarily speak Spanish and maintain rich cultural traditions.

San Luis attracts a variety of tourists, particularly those seeking an authentic Cuban experience away from the more commercial tourist areas.

Baseball is the most popular sport in Cuba, and you can often see locals playing in the streets or parks.

Cuba has a rich boxing tradition, and many locals take pride in the sport.

Most local restaurants offer vegetarian versions of traditional dishes, but it's advisable to ask.

Cuban cuisine is mostly gluten-free, but caution should be taken with bread and pastry items.