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I Took a 7 HOUR Intercity Bus in CUBA!



I Took a 7 HOUR Intercity Bus in CUBA!

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Today we’re back in Cuba to check out that tourist intercity bus service!

We’ll travel from Trinidad to Havana with Viazul – just about the only ‘International Standard’ bus service on the Caribbean’s largest island – and it was WAY better than I expected – so let’s go and check it out together!

#Cuba #Viazul #Bus #Coach #Caribbean #Havana # Trinidad

Date of Filming: 22/7/24
Camera: GoPro Hero 12 Black
Operator: Viazul
Departure: Trinidad, Cuba
Arrival: Havana, Cuba
Cost: €26.00 (£22.79, $30.14)

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00:00 – Intro
01:22 – Arrival at Trinidad Bus Station & Tour
02:26 – Bus & Route Information
03:48 – Departure, Pricing & How to Book
04:28 – Caribbean #BusWindowViews
04:54 – Calling at Cienfuegos
05:18 – Level8: My Favourite Luggage
06:12 – Seat Tour!
07:38 – Lunch Break!
08:22 – On to Highway 1
08:42 – Calling at Havana Airport
09:10 – Trip Summary
10:02 – Arrival at Havana
10:58 – Taxi Mafia & Outro

21 Comments

  2. @StephenSaxby51

    Not bad by any standard(except for the fact you couldn't use the on board toilet)and thank goodness you didn't have to go on that other coach that was in Trinidad bus station. That coach had clearly seen better days.

  5. @izzieb

    6:47 Sitting leaning forwards, seat fully reclined 😅. I'm hoping that's because it was stuck that way.

  6. @j3ojos

    Are you not worried that you will no longer be able to get an ESTA and will now have to apply for a visa for the US? Great video though! I just have too many ties to the US to make going to Cuba worth it!

  7. @arainmk

    We have Yutong busses in Pakistan. They are very good. Newer versions are tall enough to fit 125cc bikes below. So we use such servicesvto take our bikes North to then unload them there and avoid highways in the plains.

  8. @eldepavas

    "Kicking and screaming." As if Cubans were against leaving behind their old shitty transports. Dial down your condescendence.

  11. @dirkmeier5115

    I`ve been to Cuba in summer and travelled with Viazul buses from Havana to Varadero, Santa Clara, Holguin, Santiago and Camaguey. The country is beautiful and absolutly safe, but the economic situation is quite severe. Many people are begging and even with enough money in the pocket, it`s hard to buy the things you need. Unfortunately, taking the train as a foreigner is really demanding, time consuming and unpredictable. Taking Viazul works well, as long as your credit card is not issued in the US.

  14. @davidrivero7943

    Locked Restroom ? When one has minimal Food intake in a socialist regime , you don't need no stinking Restroom. Promoting Trips to a 3rd World , speech oppressed communist Country ? You must be some new type of wokeass Fidelista bloke.

  15. @CryingCroc.

    I visited Cuba in 2012, so a good 13 years ago. Times were tough back then… but in many ways better than today actually – a sad testament to Cuban economy and society.

    Even then, foreign tourists like me were required to buy relatively expensive tickets and travel in these AC touring coaches (Santiago – Camaguey – Trinidad – Santa Clara – Havana. But I was lucky to befriend a local Cuban who took me around, enabling me to experience long-distance traveling, one segment, Cuban style. Ours was a flat bed truck with a tarp cover! Standing only.

    Again, that was 13 years ago when times were better. Spare a thought for the poor Cuban people today.

  16. @jasongarufi8187

    Hi Nonstop Eurotrip I think that first bus at the depot was used in an old James Bond movie lol, also watch the train trip, This is Cuba, the bus was way better.

  18. @maxart3392

    The buses like the one you've seen entering the Trinidad station are popularly nicknamed by Cubans "aspirina", referring to the rough ride, so rough that you eventually forget about the headache if you had it when boarding. As to Viazul, I don't think there are any discounts for Cuban but rather the opposite: Cubans can only buy the tickets if they have the residence abroad or if somebody from abroad buys a ticket for them, Viazul is mainly for tourists, but at least it (somehow) works, though lately they started to merge departures to save the fuel. And 5$ is a fair (and normal) price for the taxi ride between the neighborhoods in Havana. You can pay less on "almendrones" (vintage US cars) or "gacelas" (vans), but they only operate on fixed routes and you pay in "moneda nacional". By the way, did you visit Cienfuegos? One of the most elegant cities in Cuba, nicknamed "La perla del sur".

  19. @evanhinkle5136

    It is good to see Cuba making improvements I wish we would stop making things about political differences and just help other countries out.