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Conectando Cuba / Prices Viajes Cubanacan DESTINATIONS uba ila s abana C ro s d PRICES Áv l Río a H uín de de uego de de VIAZUL iñale nf ara V Holg Trinida go amaguey ie nar V iago t C C ie Pi C San iudad de L C Viñales 6 12 32 37 Pinar del Río 6 11 31 36 Ciudad Habana 12 11 10 20 25 27 33 44 51 Varadero 10 16 20 Cienfuegos 32 31 20 16 6 OM Trinidad 37 36 25 20 6 FR Ciego de Avila 27 6 17 24 Camaguey 33 6 11 18 Holguín 44 17 11 11 Santiago de Cuba 51 24 18 11 DESTINATIONS CONECTANDO uba ila s abana C ro s d CUBA / PRICES Áv l Río a H uín de de uego de de VIAJES iñale nf ara V Holg Trinida go amaguey ie nar V iago CUBANACAN t C C ie Pi C San iudad de L C Viñales 6 12 32 37 Pinar del Río 6 11 31 36 Ciudad Habana 12 11 11 20 25 27 33 44 51 Varadero 11 16 20 Cienfuegos 32 31 20 16 6 OM Trinidad 37 36 25 20 6 FR Ciego de Avila 27 6 17 24 Camaguey 33 6 11 18 Holguín 44 17 11 11 Santiago de Cuba 51 24 18 11 Price One Way CUC CC­1 o y a a os l Rí d n g ue vi Viñales ub ero es na a l uí el d d ue g d f va a e A Trinidad ña ni r r e C i i ol a mag d a d en V . H Tr H i a na V C Pinar del Río S. C C Cienfuegos Pi Viñales 6 32 37 Pinar del Río 6 31 36 Cienfuegos 32 31 6 Trinidad 37 36 6 P r i Viñ P c ina e a O r l de e s n l Pin Río e Havan W V ar iñ a del ales y a Rí o C. H a b a n a 12 6 Viñales 11 6 Pinar del Río 12 11 Havana Varadero Cienfuegos Trinidad CUC C.de Avila Camaguey C Holguín C ­ 2 S. de Cuba P r i C.Ha c e O b a n n a e V Havan W arade a Va y r a a ro d e r o Viñales Pinar del Río 11 Havana 11 Varadero Cienfuegos Trinidad CUC C.de Avila Camaguey C Holguín C ­ 3 S. de Cuba P r C i c . H e ab O a n n Cien a e C Havan Tr W i in en f a idad u f ego u y e a go s s Tr i n i d a d Viñales Pinar del Río 25 20 Havana Varadero 20 6 Cienfuegos 25 6 Trinidad CUC C.de Avila Camaguey C Holguín C ­ 4 S. de Cuba P Va r i c r a e d e O r o n Cien e V Tr W arade in f a idad u Ci ego y e n ro fue s g T o r ini s d a d Viñales Pinar del Río C.Habana 20 16 Varadero 16 6 Cienfuegos 20 6 Trinidad CUC C.de Avila Camaguey C Holguín C ­ 5 S. de Cuba Price One Way CUC CC­6 C.Habana o y a a os l Rí d n g ue vi ub ero es na a l uí el d S.de Cuba d ue g d f va a e A ña ni r r e C i i ol a mag d a d en V . H Tr H i a na Holguín V C S. C C C.de Avila Pi Camaguey Havana 27 33 44 51 C.de Avila 27 6 17 24 Camaguey 33 6 11 18 Holguín 44 17 11 11 CC­1­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­1­A) ­ Pinar del Rió ­ Trinidad (CC­1­B) ­ Trinidad ­ Pinar del Río Pinar del Río Trinidad 06.00 hrs Calle Martí, Esquina Colón 06.00 hrs Hotel Ancón Viñales 06.10 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar 06.30 hrs Hotel Los Jazmines 06.20 hrs Hotel Costa Sur 06.45 hrs Plaza Viñales 06.35 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad 07.00 hrs Hotel Rancho San Vicente 06.40 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas 07.30 hrs Hotel La Ermita 06.50 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores Jaguey Grande crossroad Cienfuegos 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina 08.05 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna Cienfuegos 08.35 hrs Hotel Jagua 14.00 hrs Hotel La Unión 08.50 hrs Hotel La Unión 14.15 hrs Hotel Jagua Jaguey Grande corssroad 14.45 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina Trinidad Viñales 16.00 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores 15.30 hrs Hotel La Ermita 16.15 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas 16.00 hrs Hotel Rancho San Vicente 16.20 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad 16.15 hrs Plaza Viñales 16.40 hrs Hotel Costa Sur 16.30 hrs Hotel Los Jazmines 16.50 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar Pinar del Río 17.00 hrs Hotel Ancón 16.50 hrs Calle Martí, Esquina Colón CC­2­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­2­A) ­ Havana ­ Viñales (CC­2­B) ­ Viñales ­ Havana Havana Viñales 08.00 hrs Hotels AREA 3 14.00 hrs Hotel Rancho San Vicente 08.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 14.15 hrs Plaza Viñales 08.40 hrs Hotels AREA 1 14.25 hrs Hotel La Ermita km 120 Highway 14.40 hrs Hotel Los Jazmines 20 min in Parador Las Barrigonas Pinar del Río Pinar del Río 15.40 hrs Calle Martí, Esquina Colón 11.30 hrs Calle Martí, Esquina Colón km 120 Highway Viñales 20 min in Parador Las Barrigonas 12.30 hrs Hotel Los Jazmines Havana 12.40 hrs Plaza Viñales 18.10 hrs Hotels AREA 1 12.50 hrs Hotel La Ermita 18.30 hrs Hotels AREA 2 13.10 hrs Hotel Rancho San Vicente 19.00 hrs Hotels AREA 3 CC­3­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­3­A) ­ Havana ­ Varadero (CC­3­B) ­ Varadero ­ Havana Havana Varadero 09.00 hrs Hotels AREA 1 14.30 hrs Hotels AREA 1 09.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 14.50 hrs Hotels AREA 2 09.40 hrs Hotels AREA 3 km 73 Vía Blanca km 73 Vía Blanca 20 min in Parador El Peñón 20 min in Parador El Peñón Havana Varadero 17.00 hrs Hotels AREA 3 12.00 hrs Hotels AREA 2 17.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 12.40 hrs Hotels AREA 1 17.40 hrs Hotels AREA 1 CC­4­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­4­A) ­ Havana ­ Trinidad (CC­4­B) ­ Trinidad ­ Havana Havana Trinidad 08.00 hrs Hotels AREA 1 08.00 hrs Hotel Ancón 08.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 08.10 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar 08.40 hrs Hotels AREA 3 08.20 hrs Hotel Costa Sur Jaguey Grande crossroad 08.35 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina 08.40 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas Cienfuegos 08.50 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores 13.00 hrs Hotel La Unión Cienfuegos 13.15 hrs Hotel Jagua 10.05 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna 13.45 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna 10.35 hrs Hotel Jagua Trinidad 10.50 hrs Hotel La Unión 15.00 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores Jaguey Grande crossroad 15.10 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina 15.15 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad Havana 15.30 hrs Hotel Costa Sur 15.00 hrs Hotels AREA 3 15.40 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar 15.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 16.00 hrs Hotel Ancón 15.40 hrs Hotels AREA 1 CC­5­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­5­A) ­ Varadero ­ Trinidad (CC­5­B) ­ Trinidad ­ Varadero Varadero Trinidad 07.00 hrs Hotels AREA 1 15.00 hrs Hotel Ancón 07.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 15.10 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar Jaguey Grande crossroad 15.20 hrs Hotel Costa Sur 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina 15.35 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad Cienfuegos 15.40 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas 11.00 hrs Hotel La Unión 15.50 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores 11.15 hrs Hotel Jagua Cienfuegos 11.45 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna 17.00 hrs Hotel Rancho Luna Trinidad 17.30 hrs Hotel Jagua 13.00 hrs Hotel Ma.Dolores 17.45 hrs Hotel La Unión 13.10 hrs Hotel Las Cuevas Jaguey Grande crossroad 13.15 hrs Hotel Iberostar Trinidad 30 min in Finca Fiesta Campesina 13.30 hrs Hotel Costa Sur Varadero 13.40 hrs Hotel Trinidad del Mar 20.45 hrs Hotels AREA 2 13.50 hrs Hotel Ancón 21.05 hrs Hotels AREA 1 CC­6­Itinerary and Bus stop (CC­6­A) ­ Havana ­ Santiago de Cuba (CC­6­B) ­ Santiago de Cuba ­ Havana Havana Santiago de Cuba 07.00 hrs Hotels AREA 1 07.00 hrs Hotel Meliá Santiago 07.20 hrs Hotels AREA 2 Holguín 07.40 hrs Hotels AREA 3 09.00 hrs Hotel Pernik En el km 424 de la Carretera Central Camaguey 45 min for lunch in Parador Río Azul 12.00 hrs Hotel Camaguey Ciego de Ávila km 468, Carretera Central 14.55 hrs Hotel Ciego de Avila 45 min for lunch in Parador Oasis Camaguey Ciego de Ávila 16.55 hrs Hotel Camaguey 14.55 hrs Hotel Ciego de Avila Holguín Havana 19.55 hrs Hotel Pernik 20.55 hrs Hotels AREA 1 Santiago de Cuba 21.15 hrs Hotels AREA 2 21.55 hrs Hotel Meliá Santiago 21.35 hrs Hotels AREA 3 Lunch with one beverage, include in price Hotels per AREA in HAVANA and VARADERO (Bus stop) HAVANA ­ AREA 1 VARADERO ­ AREA 1 Hotel Acuario Hotel Barceló Marina Palace Hotel El Viejo y el Mar Hotel Paradisus Princesa del Mar Hotel Palco Hotel Iberostar Playa Alameda Hotel Comodoro Hotel Tryp Península Hotel Neptuno – Tritón Hotel RIU Varadero Hotel Panorama Hotel Iberostar Laguna Azul Hotel Occidental Miramar Hotel Sirenis Las Salinas Hotel Monte Habana Hotel Paradisus Varadero Hotel Chateau Miramar Hotel Iberostar Varadero Hotel Copacabana Hotel Sandals Royal Hicacos Hotel Kohly – Bosque Hotel Aguas Azules HAVANA ­ AREA 2 Hotel Blau Varadero Hotel Riviera Hotel Meliá Antillas Hotel Meliá Cohíba Hotel Iberostar Taínos Hotel Presidente Hotel Oasis Turquesa Hotel Nacional Hotel Playa de Oro Hotel Saint Johns Hotel Arenas Doradas Hotel Vedado Hotel Brisas del Caribe Hotel Colina Hotel Allegro Varadero Hotel Habana Libre Hotel Sol Palmeras Hotel Victoria Hotel Meliá Varadero Hotel Deauville Hotel Meliá Américas Hotel Lincoln Hotel Breezes Bella Costa HAVANA ­ AREA 3 Hotel Tuxpan Hotel Caribbean VARADERO ­ AREA 2 Hotel Lido Hotel Breezes Varadero Hotel Sevilla Hotel Sol Sirenas – Coral Hotel Park View Hotel Villa Cuba Hotel Telégrafo Hotel Oasis Las Morlas Hotel Inglaterra Hotel Internacional Hotel Saratoga Hotel Barceló Solymar Hotel Plaza Hotel Arenas Blancas Hotel Parque Central Hotel Palma Real Hotel San Miguel Hotel Cuatro Palmas Hotel Palacio O´Farrill Hotel Pullman – Dos Mares Hotel Tejadillo Hotel Herradura Hotel Santa Isabel Hotel Mar del Sur Hotel Ambos Mundos Hotel Villa la Mar Hotel Florida Hotel Club Tropical Hostal Valencia Hotel Sun Beach Hotel El Comendador Hotel Acuazul Hotel Conde Villanueva Hotel Barlovento Hotel Raquel Hotel Tortuga Hotel Mesón de la Flota Hotel Kawama Hotel Los Frailes Hotel Playa Caleta Hotel Santander Hotel Puntarenas Hotel Beltrán de Santa Cruz Hotel Oasis This passengers must take the bus in Hotel Santa Isabel This passengers must take the bus in Hotel Santander.
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