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Las Tunas Province, Cuba

Las Tunas Province observes Cuba’s official civil time. Las Tunas and Puerto Padre display the same hour, while the timing and visibility of sunrise vary with date, coordinates, terrain, and whether the observer is inland or near the coast.

Las Tunas, Cuba

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC−4 · America/Havana

Time and sun data for Las Tunas — the largest city of Las Tunas Province

The sun in Las Tunas

Sunrise 06:54 Solar noon 13:08 Sunset 19:23 Daylight 12 h 29 min Night 11 h 31 min Civil twilight 06:31 – 19:45

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Current time in Las Tunas Province, Cuba

The national Cuban time zone covers the entire province and is usually identified in software as America/Havana. Seasonal clock adjustments can change the effective UTC offset, so a current, date-aware display is more useful than a fixed conversion.

People coordinating within Cuba do not need to translate the hour for Las Tunas. Someone arranging a conversation from abroad should check the difference on the event date, since two countries can begin or end seasonal time on different schedules.

Las Tunas keeps one official hour, sparing every municipality an argument over whose clock is boss.

Las Tunas, Puerto Padre, and nearby towns

Las Tunas city is the provincial capital and largest urban reference. Puerto Padre is a significant northern coastal city. Other municipalities and towns provide better reference points when a user needs local daylight rather than only the current legal time.

Places commonly used to narrow the location include: Las Tunas, the provincial and administrative center Puerto Padre on the northern coast Jesús Menéndez in the north of the province Jobabo and Colombia toward the south

Manatí, Majibacoa, and Amancio in other parts of the province All of them use the same clock. Moving between these communities changes the journey and the view of the horizon, not the time-zone setting on a correctly configured device.

Planning around first light

Sunrise is tied to a date and location. The provincial capital offers a convenient default, but a result for Las Tunas city is not exact for Puerto Padre or Amancio. Selecting the nearest municipality produces a calculation better suited to the planned activity.

Astronomical sunrise and visible sunshine are related but not identical. Trees, buildings, cloud, and uneven ground can delay or conceal the Sun. Anyone planning work that requires clear natural light should allow time beyond the listed event.

Also verify the civil clock convention in effect on the chosen date. A seasonal clock adjustment changes the hour printed beside sunrise without causing a sudden change in the Sun’s physical path. Saved values from another month may therefore mislead.

Questions and answers
Is Puerto Padre on a different clock from Las Tunas city?
No. Both follow Cuba’s national civil time.
Can the provincial capital stand in for every sunrise calculation?
It is useful as a general reference, but the actual municipality is better for local planning.
What should an overseas caller verify?
Check the date-specific difference between Cuba and the caller’s location, including any seasonal clock rules.

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