Matanzas, CU 🇨🇺 Large International Airport Scheduled Service
MUVR
VRA
210 ft
CU-04
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Local Code: Not available
Location: 23.034401° N, -81.435303° E
Continent: NA
Type: Large International Airport
Keywords: Varadero
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| Designation | Length | Width | Surface | Status |
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11490 ft | 148 ft | ASP | Active Lighted |
| Type | Description | Frequency |
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| A/G | VARADERO RDO | 126.9 MHz |
| A/G | VARADERO RDO | 1132.1 MHz |
| APP | VARADERO APP | 119.6 MHz |
| TWR | VARADERO TWR | 118.4 MHz |
State-run taxis are readily available outside the arrivals hall. It is standard practice and highly recommended to agree on the fare with the driver before starting your trip. Taxis provide service to the Varadero resort area, the city of Matanzas, and other nearby destinations. Payment is typically expected in cash.
Several state-run car rental companies, such as Cubacar, Havanautos, and Rex, operate counters within the airport. Due to high demand and limited vehicle availability, it is strongly advised to reserve a car online well in advance of your arrival. A valid driver's license and passport are required, and purchasing the mandatory local insurance is part of the rental process.
There are no direct public city buses or long-distance bus connections from the airport terminal. The main tourist bus line, Viazul, has its station in the town of Varadero, which requires a taxi ride to access. The most common form of transit for tourists is a pre-booked shuttle bus, which is typically included in vacation packages and transports travelers directly to their hotels.
Updated to 390 KHz: https://ourairports.com/navaids/URV/Varder_NDB_CU/
A1915/13 NOTAMN
Q) MUFH/QNBCF/IV/BO/AE/000/999/2301N08127W050
A) MUVR B) 1306122000 C) PERM
E) ID URV FREQ 420 KHZ NDB OPR FREQ CHANGED TO 390 KHZ. REF AIP/CUBA
PAG GEN 2.5-1, GEN 2.5-2 EFF 03 MAY 12, GEN 3.2-5, GEN 3.2-9, GEN
3.2-10 30 APR 13, ENR 6-1 EFF 15 DEC 11, ENR 6-3 EFF 26 JUL 12,
MUHA AD 2-16 EFF 15 DEC 11, MUVR AD 2-6 30 APR 12, MUVR AD 2-28,
MUVR AD 2-29 EFF 18 OCT 12 AND WAC 2586 EFF 21 JAN 05. INFO WILL
BE INCLUDED INTO AIP/CUBA AMDT 75/13
CREATED: 14 May 2013 14:34:00
SOURCE: MUHAYNYX
Varder NDB VA 430 kHz was decommissioned April 2009
Varder NDB 420 kHz is now URV ex-V Dec 2011
You're an absolute idiot for putting those types of items in your checked baggage anyway, so you have no one to blame but yourself. Firstly - why would you even bring that type of jewellry with you in the first place ( do you really need to flash your baubles on the beach ) and secondly, if they're so precious to you - why aren't you WEARING your engagement/wedding rings??
I wouldn't even put expensive/sentimental items in my checked baggage if I was flying through Heathrow/Frankfurt/Dulles let alone a country like Cuba. If I had something precious and didn't want anything to happen to it, it wouldn't leave my side - so once again, it's your own stupid fault for leaving it in your checked baggage.
I flew from this airport to the Uk on 03/06/2010 and the padlocks were broken on my luggage, items stolen included my engagement ring, wedding ring, 2 pairs of gold earings, 1 pair of silver earings and perfum..... be very careful!!!!