Cheap Flights from Santiago de Cuba (SCU) to Miami, FL (MIA)

Cuba is an exhilarating destination renowned for many things such as excellent cigars, great-tasting mojitos, beautiful beaches, salsa and vintage cars. It also has superb colonial architecture. Major airports that serve the country include Antonio Maceo Airport and Jose Marti International Airport in Havana. Combined, these two airports serve more than four million passengers on domestic and international routes.

A flight to Miami from Cuba can be arranged from both airports. There is only one passenger terminal at Antonio Maceo so all flights leave from this point. In Jose Marti, US charters depart from Terminal 2 and international flights from Terminal 3.

Santiago de Cuba airport is accessible using different means of transportation. By private vehicle, taxi or rental car, it will take you 12-15 minutes to the airport using Carretera del Morro. Alternatively, chartered shuttle buses take you to Antonio Maceo. You can get off at VIAZUL and ASTRO bus stations and from there connect to the airport by taxi. From downtown Havana to the airport by taxi and car, travel time will be approximately 20-25 minutes via Carretera Central de Cuba or Autopista Este-Oeste. Other means of getting there from the city center include pre-arranged shuttles and public buses. You will need to ride a taxi though to the bus station in Vedado District, Havana.

Miami features outstanding attractions, making it a very popular travel destination from its more than 800 parks to the city's lively night life. Enjoy the bustle of South Beach, explore wreck sites or take a look at extensive art deco collection on Miami Beach. Visit the Institute of Contemporary Art and Opera Gallery. For fantastic outdoor experiences, swing by the neighboring Everglades National Park or the Biscayne National Park. Don't forget events at the American Airlines Arena and check whether your favorite basketball team or singer is playing. From family outings at Zoo Miami to shopping with friends at Dolphin Mall, there is an activity that will suit everyone's personal preferences.

Domestic and international flights arrive at Miami International Airport located in Miami-Dade County. If you have a ticket to Miami from Cuba, you will likely arrive at one of the concourses depending on the airline you are flying with. Downtown Miami is eight miles away and connected via FL-836 F or FL-112 E if driving by car or riding a taxi. Travel time is estimated from 15 to 20 minutes depending on the traffic. Another option is to ride the Metrorail, stopping at Government Center and walking the rest to the city center. The Metrover will also take you downtown. Get off at Government Center or Brickell station; the commute will last 25-30 minutes.