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| Train Journey |
What's Special |
When to Visit |
Affordability |
| Hershey Train |
Runs along the coast and through lush greenery, passing by small towns and sugar cane fields. The train is named after the Hershey chocolate company, which once owned the sugar plantations in the area. |
Year-round, but best during the dry season from November to April. |
Affordable, with tickets costing around $2 USD. |
| Cuban Central Railway |
Travels through the scenic countryside of central Cuba, passing by mountains, valleys, and small villages. The train also stops at historic sites such as the Che Guevara Mausoleum. |
Year-round, but best during the dry season from November to April. |
Affordable, with tickets costing around $10 USD. |
| Vía Azul |
Not technically a train, but a comfortable bus service that travels between major cities in Cuba. The buses are air-conditioned and offer amenities such as snacks and drinks. |
Year-round. |
Relatively affordable, with tickets costing around $25-30 USD. |
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