Havana

Cuba · Latin America & Caribbean

—Safety index

U.S. State DeptLevel 2 · Increased caution

Global Affairs CanadaLevel 3 · Reconsider travel

UK FCDOLevel 3 · Reconsider travel

Smartraveller (AU)Level 3 · Reconsider travel

2/5metric categories covered

Open comparison

23.11°, -82.37°

Regional locator · ring ≈ the figure's geographic unit

The safety picture

A plain-language read of the sourced figures below

Havana carries little hard data in our records.

We hold no vetted homicide or robbery rate, and with two of five incidence categories filled the profile is provisional, so there is no composite score. The advisories do most of the work and they diverge. The US keeps Cuba at its second level, increased caution, the least cautious of the four, while Canada, the UK, and Australia each raise it to their third level, reconsider travel. Every advisory that covers the country names pickpocketing and scams aimed at visitors. We hold no resident survey on feeling safe at night for Havana, so there is no perception figure to set against the guidance.

Safety dimensions

Larger area = more concern

Violent crimeNo data

Robbery & theftNo data

Travel advisoryNo data

The radar shows the three sourced, comparable risk measures (homicide, robbery, the strictest travel-advisory level). Tourist petty-crime signals are a different kind of measure — how often advisories mention them — so they are shown as rows under Tourist-specific incidents, not as radar axes.

Homicide / general violence

No vetted homicide figure for Havana yet.

Robbery (police-recorded)

No vetted robbery figure for Havana yet.

Travel advisories

U.S. State Department

U.S. State DeptLevel 2 · Increased caution

Primary source: U.S. Department of State — Cuba Travel Advisory

Global Affairs Canada

Global Affairs CanadaLevel 3 · Reconsider travel

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Cuba Travel Advice and Advisories

UK FCDO

UK FCDOLevel 3 · Reconsider travel

Primary source: UK FCDO — Cuba travel advice

Smartraveller (Australia)

Smartraveller (AU)Level 3 · Reconsider travel

Primary source: Australian Government (DFAT Smartraveller) — Cuba travel advice

Tourist-specific incidents

How often government travel advisories mention each — a source-consensus signal, not a risk rate.

Pickpocketing & petty theft in travel advisories

3 of 3 advisories mention this

project-atlas count: 3 of 3 reviewed government advisories mention this. A source-consensus signal, not a measured risk rate.

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Cuba travel advice (Safety and security)

Scams & fraud in travel advisories

2 of 3 advisories mention this

project-atlas count: 2 of 3 reviewed government advisories mention this. A source-consensus signal, not a measured risk rate.

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Cuba travel advice (Safety and security)