P-01 stop: Departs on the hour (09:00) and 30 minutes after (09:30) until the afternoon where it arrives at 40 minutes after (12:40) and 17 minutes after (13:10) until 18:10.In the afternoon there is a 10-minute gap where they then depart at 10 minutes after (12:10) and 40-minutes after (12:40) up until 6:10 pm (18:10).ĭuring high-season, they can also extend the last departure to 9:20 pm (21:20) with the last stop at P-15 at 10:36 pm (22:36). This route runs a western loop through Havana Centro and allows you to visit all the top tourist attractions in the city center.įrom 9:00 am to 12:00 pm the Habana Tour Bus runs from Parque Central on the hour (i.e 9:00 am) and on the half-hour (9:30 am). T1 Route Habana Bus Tour: T1 Route Timetable Extended Hours The hop-on, hop-off Habana Buses run every 30-35 minutes starting at 9:00 am every day with the last bus leaving at 6:10 pm. Tour Timetables Habana Bus Tour – T1 Route Timetable Sign This first tour used to be two separate tours T1 and T2, but has since been combined into one called T1. The bus tour continually circulates past most of the popular attractions in and around Havana, it’s super convenient and surprisingly good value. One point worth noting is that for obvious reasons tour buses cannot enter the Old Havana part of town, because of traffic restrictions, which will still need to be discovered by foot. You’ll see all the stops marked on the map above which include both the T1 and T3 routes – Havana City for this route. The other one is the T3, which boards just a few meters ahead of the T1, in a regular size bus that goes out to the beaches of Playas del Este. One is this one T1, which is the open-top, double-decker. There are two different tours called Habana Bus Tour that leave from Parque Central. If you haven’t yet arrived in Havana to go on the Habana Bus Tour, take a little time to read our Airport Transfers Guide to get you to your hotel safely.
The bus stop at Parque Central is opposite the Hotel Inglaterra and Hotel Central Park.
The bus is really easy to find, it’s usually sitting there waiting to go, if it’s not, just look for the blue sign with the map and timetable.
Although you can start at any of the many stops we got on at the beginning from Parque Central. We’d seen these open-top, double-decker buses around Havana, they look really cool so we decided to give it a go. Starting Point Habana Bus Tour parked at Parque Central & El Capitolio starting parked Habana Bus Tour Parque Central starting point
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