There is a bus service between the terminals.

There are several information desks in Arrivals and Departures areas of Terminals 2 and 3. There are also several tourist information points.

Money and communications: There are bureaux de change and a bank open 24 hours. There is also a post office and Internet. Eating and drinking: There are plenty of bars and restaurants available 24 hours. Shopping: There is a wide choice of shops at the airport. These include bookshops, tobacconists, newsagents, duty-free and off-licences in all terminals. Luggage: There are no lockers available. There is a lost and found office. Other facilities: There is a pharmacy.

The airport is accessible throughout. Facilities for disabled people include accessible toilets, ramps, lifts and adapted phone boxes. Passengers with disabilities are requested to inform their airline in advance of their needs.

There are no conference facilities at the airport, although there are two VIP lounges in Arrivals and Departures of Terminal 3 (tel: (07) 642 6225 or (07) 649 0071). These are equipped with phone, fax, photocopying, press and private rooms; snacks and refreshments are available.

Companies represented at the aiport include Cubanacar, Fenix, Rent a Car, Rex (limousines and luxury cars), Transtour and Via Rent a Car. All car hire agencies are located in the Arrivals Area.

The airport has short-term car parks. Terminal 3 has 750 parking spaces and Terminal 2 has 500 parking spaces. Both car parks are situated less than 150 meters from the terminals.

From Havana, take Avenida Rancho Boyeros until Avenida Van Troy.

Road: Taxi: A taxi to the city centre will take around 20 or 30 minutes. Metered tourist taxis operated by Panataxi wait outside the arrivals hall. Minibus: Tour operators arrange minibus transfers with ground agents; this are pre-booked by their own clients, however it might be possible for an independent traveler to purchase a seat from the local agent directly (in US dollars), if there is space.