Cuba - Havana
Havana Travel Guide
Official Tourism Website of Havana
Cuba Tour Guide
Cuba Travel Guide
Cuba International Travel Information
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Cuba Travel Guide
Cuba International Travel Information
How to get Havana
By Air
The Jose Marti International Airport (HAV) is the biggest and the busiest International airport of Cuba. It serves about four million passengers every year.
The airport has five terminals:
From USA
There is a range of flights from the US. The flights leave from Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Atlanta, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, Newark, and Houston.
The list of Airlines which you can use to get Cuba, Havana from the US is shown below:
There are many direct and connected flights from Europe.
Flights from Europe to Havana:
Find the best options on Cubajet and Skyscanner.
The Jose Marti International Airport (HAV) is the biggest and the busiest International airport of Cuba. It serves about four million passengers every year.
The airport has five terminals:
- First Terminal for domestic flights
- Second Terminal for charters flights
- Third Terminal for International flights
- Fourth Terminal (Aerovaradero Freight) - for Cargo
- Fifth Terminal for Carribean flights
From USA
There is a range of flights from the US. The flights leave from Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Atlanta, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, Newark, and Houston.
The list of Airlines which you can use to get Cuba, Havana from the US is shown below:
- JetBlue
- American
- Delta
- Spirit
- Southwest
- United Airlines
- Frontier
- Alaska
There are many direct and connected flights from Europe.
Flights from Europe to Havana:
- KLM
- Air France
- AirEuropa
- Virgin Atlantic
- AlItalia
- FinAir
- Eurowings
- Turkish Airlines
Find the best options on Cubajet and Skyscanner.
US Visa Requirements and Regulations
According to the US Embassy in Cuba traveling to Cuba is not allowed for US residents.
There is a list of permitted reasons to enter Cuba:
To travel to Cuba you need:
**there are special visa requirements for Cuban-born travelers
Check-in
Only OFFLINE registration with provided reason to visit Cuba is available.
There is a list of permitted reasons to enter Cuba:
- Family visits
- Official business of the U.S. government, foreign governments, and certain intergovernmental organizations
- Journalistic activities
- Professional research or professional meetings
- Educational activities and people-to-people exchanges
- Religious activities
- Public performance, clinics, workshops, athletic or other competitions, and exhibitions
- Support for the Cuban people
- Humanitarian projects
- Activities of private foundations or research or educational institutes
- Exportation, importation, or transmission of information or informational materials
- Travel related to certain authorized export transactions
- With a license issued by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
- As a Cuban National returning home
To travel to Cuba you need:
- an insurance (twenty-five US dollars which are included in the ticket fees);
- visa, travel card*, or Cuban passport**;
- cash.
**there are special visa requirements for Cuban-born travelers
Check-in
Only OFFLINE registration with provided reason to visit Cuba is available.
Europe Visa Requirements and Regulations
To get Cuba Visa you will need:
To get a Tourist Card you will need to fill the application form online.
There are three types of Touristic Cards:
1. Standard processing time card - is processed and delivered up to five business days.
The fee: fifty-five US dollars.
2. Rush processing time card - is processed and delivered up to three business days.
The fee: seventy-five US dollars.
3. Super Rush processing time card: is processed and delivered within one business day.
The fee: ninety-five US dollars.
According to the documents you get, you are able to stay in Cuba for up to thirty days.
- Valid passport with an expired date not earlier than six months.
- Tourist Card (it is an online visa that is sent by e-mail)
- Round trips tickets
- Travel insurance
To get a Tourist Card you will need to fill the application form online.
There are three types of Touristic Cards:
1. Standard processing time card - is processed and delivered up to five business days.
The fee: fifty-five US dollars.
2. Rush processing time card - is processed and delivered up to three business days.
The fee: seventy-five US dollars.
3. Super Rush processing time card: is processed and delivered within one business day.
The fee: ninety-five US dollars.
According to the documents you get, you are able to stay in Cuba for up to thirty days.
Accommodation
Havana has a range of places where to stay. You can choose from hotels, hostels, guest rooms, and entire houses till luxurious villas!
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Find the best Havana Accommodation options on booking.com and CubaAccommodation.
Read reviews before choosing the hotel on Tripadvisor.
Find the best Havana Accommodation options on booking.com and CubaAccommodation.