What we include for the cost of your transfer:
1- Wait and welcome with your name in a signal to identify, on arrival at the airport.
2- 60 min. waiting in the airport and 15 min. waiting on the premises of a hotel or other specified place.
3- Client delivery in any area within the city.
4- Stops on the way of your trip, if it is more than 45 minutes.
5- Toll roads
6- Transshipment in case of car breakage.
About your suitcases:
- You must choose the type of transport according to the number of passengers and the suitcases with which you travel. If you choose a car type that does not fit the suitcases, you must pay for a larger car or 2 cars.
What should you do if you do not find the driver of your car?
- If your flight undergoes any change and you have difficulty finding the driver, you must call the emergency number, this phone is on your Voucher. To call you can use a public telephone or ask someone to lend your mobile phone, from a mobile phone, you can call at no cost (this is not possible from public telephones), by dialing: * 99 + emergency number , The cost of the call runs by us. If you do not call the emergency phone number and get into another taxi, you do not have the right to reimburse the payment previously made.
If you book with us all your taxis in Cuba until your return to the airport, we can rent a mobile phone with Cuban line and internet service, so that you are always in touch with us and your family.
You can make the request for this mobile in your reservation, when filling in the reservation form you should check the option: Rent a mobile with Cubacel line during your stay.
Price of mobile rental:
The cost of mobile phone rental is 10 CUC if your stay in Cuba is less than or equal to 10 days, if you want to rent the mobile for more than 10 days, the price is 1 CUC per day.
You can request the balance you want on your mobile, the minimum balance is 20 CUC.
In addition, you can optionally request an internet package on your mobile with the following costs:
600 MG: 7 CUC
1 GB: 10 CUC
2.5 GB: 20 CUC
4 GB: 30 CUC
Cost of calls: Calls from Mobile in Cuba are expensive.
Local calls cost 35 cents CUC per minute.
International calls:
|
Destination |
Price x Min in CUC |
|
North, Central and South America (Venezuela is excluded) |
1.10 |
|
Venezuela |
1.00 |
|
Rest of the world |
1.20 |
|
|
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To make an international call, you must prefix the exit code: 119
For example, if you are going to call the United States on the number: 1709898654 you should dial: 1191709898654
We recommend that you do not make international calls unless it is necessary because of the high cost of those calls. To communicate outside of Cuba you can use the Internet, Messenger, WhatApp or you can request a software for VOIP calls (iTelMobileDialer) with already incorporated balance with which you can call any country in the world at low cost through the internet.
Call our agency free of charge:
You can call us free of charge, for this you will have our contacts on your mobile, we can arrange accommodation, taxi, tours and everything you may need that is in our hands.
If your balance runs out, you can request to recharge your mobile, you just have to call us and make the request, then you can pay the day of the delivery of the mobile.
Delivery of the mobile:
You must deliver the phone to the driver of the taxi that will take you to the airport, it is essential that this taxi be contracted with us and not against the agency.
In case of loss or breakage of the mobile:
If you lose or break your mobile you must pay 100 CUC.
Pinar del Río is a Cuban city, capital of Pinar del Río Province. With a city population of 139,336 (2004), in a municipality of 190,332, it is the 10th largest Cuban city. Inhabitants of the area are called Pinareños.
Pinar del Río was one of the last major cities in Cuba founded by the Spanish September 10, 1867. The city and province was founded as Nueva Filipinas (New Philippines) in regard to influx of Asian laborers coming from the Philippine Islands to work on tobacco plantations.
Pinar del Rio´s history begins with the Guanahatabeys, a group of nomadic Indians who lived in caves and procured most of their livelihood from the sea. Less advanced than the other indigenous natives who lived on the island, the Guanahatabey were a peaceful and passive race whose culture more or less independently of the Taino and Siboney cultures further east. Extinct by the time of the Spanish arrived in 1492, little firsthand documentation remains on how the archaic Guanahatabey society was structured and organized although some archeological sites have been found on the Guanahacabibes Peninsula.
