Travel to Cuba
Getting There by Air
Cuba's national airline is Cubana (CU) (www.cubana.cu).
Approximate Flight Times
From London to Havana is 8 hours, and from New York is 3 hours 30 minutes.
Main Airports
Havana (HAV) (José Martí International) is 15km (9 miles) southwest of the city. To/from the airport: Taxi services to the city are available - the journey time is around 30 minutes). Facilities: Duty-free shops, bureau de change, ATM in arrivals, tourist information/hotel reservation, restaurants and bars, national coach service reservations, and car hire.
There are also international airports at Cayo Coco, Cayo Largo, Holguin, Cayo Santa María, Santiago de Cuba and Varadero.
Departure Tax
There are also international airports at Cayo Coco, Cayo Largo, Holguin, Cayo Santa María, Santiago de Cuba and Varadero.
US$25 Airport Service Charge for passengers leaving Cuba. Transit passengers and children under two years are exempt.
Getting There by Water
Due to the US blockade, there are no scheduled passenger services to Cuba, and any cruise ship calling there cannot dock in the USA for six months afterwards. Nonetheless, an increasing number of non-US cruise ships do call at Havana, Santiago de Cuba, and coastal resorts such as Cayo Coco.
It is possible to arrive on a private yacht, subject to prior arrangement with the authorities. In Havana, contact Marina Hemingway (tel: (7) 204 6848).
It is possible to arrive on a private yacht, subject to prior arrangement with the authorities. In Havana, contact Marina Hemingway (tel: (7) 204 6848).
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