Easy available local transport: Within cities, transportation options include official yellow taxis, classic car taxis (particularly in Havana), bicycle taxis (bici-taxis), three-wheeled cocotaxis, and in Havana, tourist hop-on-hop-off buses; while local public buses (guaguas) exist, they are extremely crowded and rarely used by tourists despite their very low cost.
Metro system: Cuba does not have a metro or subway system in any of its cities, relying instead on surface transportation options like buses, taxis, and in some cases, horse-drawn carriages for public transportation needs.
Multiple international airports serve Cuba, with José Martí International Airport in Havana being the primary gateway, receiving flights from major airlines across North America, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean; other significant international airports include those in Varadero, Santa Clara, Holguín, and Santiago de Cuba.
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Not applicable for reaching Cuba internationally, though the island does have a limited and somewhat unreliable domestic rail system.
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Not applicable for reaching Cuba as an island nation, though the country has a network of roads of varying quality for travel once on the island.
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