There is no official religion in Cuba, but about 47 per cent are nominally Roman Catholic. Protestants, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, and Santeria are also represented. Often, the Santeria and Roman Catholic religions have become fused together and are almost indistinguishable. The Cuban constitution guarantees freedom of worship and churches are open to all who care to attend them. Shopping Cuban cigars are the world's finest and make great gifts.
Cuban rum is also superb.
Most food is highly seasoned, but does not use hot spices such as chili. Traditional dishes are often based on rice, beans and pork, and flavored with onion and garlic. The electric supply is 110-230 volts and 60 Hz. The outlets are for flat prongs. Adapters may be required to run Australian-configured appliances.