Cuba weather - Cuba's subtropical climate adds to the country's fascination
All of Cuba enjoys a balmy, subtropical climate making this remarkable island a great place to visit at any time of the year. The annual average temperature is 25 degrees Celsius, with summer heat peaking around 30 degrees, and daytime temperatures in winter (December, January) rarely dropping below 18 degrees C. Cuba's clement weather is caused by its proximity to the Tropic of Cancer, and its narrow cigar shape which allows the coastal resorts to be refreshed by trade winds. The eastern side of Cuba tends to have warmer weather than the west. Travellers will find that inland temperatures drop more dramatically at night, while on the coast there is not much variation. Average rainfall is from 860 mm in the East to 1730 mm in Havana. Rain  falls mostly in the summer and autumn, but there can also be torrential downpours at any time. The primary hurricane season in Cuba is between August and October, so it's important to watch weather forecasts if you are booking your holiday in this period. The chances are that you will only experience mild, tropical rain at night, with occasional downpours during the day, but bear in mind that large storms have hit Cuba in recent years.

Cuba weather - ideal climate for honeymooners
For the very best Cuba weather to ensure total honeymoon happiness, book your Cuba honeymoon between November to April, as this is considered the dry season. Bear in mind how hot Cuba's capital Havana can get in the summer, although to cope with the heat, most hotels and restaurants in Cuba are air-conditioned today. Temperatures in Havana range from 20 to 35 degrees Celsius, with a wet season in the summer and a dry season in the winter. Havanna tends to stay balmy all year round, so is a great place to explore during the British winter.
 
Cuba weather - Veradero Beach offers ideal holiday climate
One of Cuba's top holiday resorts is Veradero Beach, which is situated on the island's north coast. In season, holiday-makers will enjoy perfect water temperature of over 25 degrees C, making swimming and watersports particularly inviting. Due to its location on the Gulf of Mexico, Veradero Beach’s hot temperatures are moderated with gentle north-easterly trade winds throughout the year. Your Cuba holiday spent here will also be enhanced by pleasantly cool night-time temperatures.