The main access way to Cuba is the air way. Cuba is connected directly and by regular flights with around 50 cities in the world: the main cities in Europe, America and Asia have regular flights through 28 airlines.

There are 12 international airports located in the main cities and tourist destinations of the country, besides 9 national airports that connect the whole national territory.

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The access by sea is also possible (finally it is that Cuba is an archipelago) and can be carried out through the following marines and terminals of cruises:

• Marina Hemingway, in Havana City
• Cubanco,Terminal of Cruises, in Havana City
• Puertosol Tarará, in East Havana, Havana City
• Puertosol Darsena, Varadero Beach
• Chapelín, in Varadero Beach
• Gaviota Varadero, in Varadero Beach
• Puertosol Cayo Coco-Cayo Guillermo, in Jardines del Rey (King's Gardens), Ciego de Avila province
• Marina International Port of Vita, in Holguin
• International Diving Center, Puertosol María La Gorda, Pinar del Rio
• Gull Island of the Youth, Las Casasa River, in Island of Pines
• Puertosol Cayo Largo del Sur, Island of Pines
• Puertosol Cienfuegos, in Cienfuegos
• Punta Gorda, in Santiago de Cuba
• Terminal of Cruises, in Santiago de Cuba

In case the arrival is by sea the ship crew should communicate with the port authorities before entering in jurisdictional waters (12 nautical miles starting from the insular platform). The communications with the port authorities can settle down by the channel HF (SSB) 2760 of the National Coastal Network and 2790 of the Tourist Network, or by VHF by the Channel 68 for the National Coastal Network or Channel 16 for the Tourist Network.