Great Runs in Havana, Cuba
Note: For the Full Guide to Running in Havana, see the GR Website

Running in Havana, Cuba’s capital city, is a fantastic way to explore the historic port and commercial center of this Caribbean Island.
Because Havana is mostly comprised of narrow, congested streets, opportunities for a safe distance run are somewhat limited. The iconic route in Havana is the Malecón, the long waterfront walkway that hugs the bay for 8 km. There’s a history lesson around each corner. We’ve also developed a ‘runseeing’ tour of Old Havana, which is a treat for its varied architecture.
Buses, taxis, and the colectivo are the way to get around Havana.

El Malecón. The Malecón is the go-to running option in Havana. This cement walkway stretches for 8 km along the seawall from Old Havana in the east to the ritzy Miramar neighborhood in the west.

Habana Vieja. In a roughly three mile (5 km) tour of Old Havana, you can see many of the top tourist attractions in the area.
For the full running guide to Havana, see greatruns.com.

