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Cuba Yacht Charter
Cuba, located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, is the largest island in the Caribbean.
An island not only to enjoy its beaches but also its history, cultural richness and diversity. The navigation area includes a multitude of cays, the Canarreos Archipelago, las Islas de la Juventud and Los Jardines de la Reina Archipelago.
There are around 20 marinas and nautical centres that offer good services and maritime safety welcoming visitors from all over the world.
Cuba is the ideal destination for sea lovers. A Cuba Yacht Charter means to live new experiences, explore large groups of islands along the coast, sail calm and transparent waters, a fantastic warm climate, its natural landscapes,… All are advantages!
In Cienfuegos, one of the largest and most prosperous cities in Cuba, is located the departure base. This city has a great nautical environment and beautiful colonial streets, there are plenty of places to try typical Cuban dishes, taste the most authentic rum or practice some dance steps of the most popular Caribbean dance; la salsa.
During a Cuba Yacht Charter, you will enjoy crystal-clear waters, amazing landscapes, multiples safe and well-equipped marinas and incredible beaches and islets to enjoy a wonderful sailing holiday in the Caribbean.
The winds blow constantly from the east with a tendency towards the north in winter and south during the summer. The average wind speed is 10 to 15 knots in winter.
Climate: The dry season (winter) runs from November to May with average temperatures of 25 ° C.
The best time for sailing in Cuba is from January to April.
Hurricane season officially runs from 1 June to 30 November, but it is unlikely in June or July. Hurricanes usually occur in the late summer months; August and September, and even then they are unusual.
Capital: La Havana
Languages: English and Spanish
Currency: Cuban peso. Another currency is the peso convertible. It is recommended to leave with notes in small denominations and make the change on arrival at the airport against the convertible peso.
What to bring: Anti-mosquito products and basic medicines (aspirin, disinfectants, etc.) that are often difficult to find on the islands. Light clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
Health: Cuba is undoubtedly one of the healthiest Caribbean regions after the West Indies. There is no mandatory vaccine. Medical insurance is required by Cuban authorities for all travelers.
How to get there: José Martí International Airport in Havana. Note that there are no regular buses or trains between the airport and the city center. You can organize an airport transfer to the base (duration about 3h30).
The second international airport is Antonio Maceo, in Santiago de Cuba.
Documentation: A valid passport of at least six months of validity and a tourist card is required (to be requested at the Cuban consulate of your country). A tax of 25 cuban convertible pesos (CUC) must be paid at the airport before boarding.
Other useful information: It is not advisable to drink tap water. The introduction to the island of devices such as satellite phones, GPS and DVD player is strictly regulated.
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Cuba Yacht Charter
Cuba, located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, is the largest island in the Caribbean.
An island not only to enjoy its beaches but also its history, cultural richness and diversity. The navigation area includes a multitude of cays, the Canarreos Archipelago, las Islas de la Juventud and Los Jardines de la Reina Archipelago.
There are around 20 marinas and nautical centres that offer good services and maritime safety welcoming visitors from all over the world.
Cuba is the ideal destination for sea lovers. A Cuba Yacht Charter means to live new experiences, explore large groups of islands along the coast, sail calm and transparent waters, a fantastic warm climate, its natural landscapes,… All are advantages!
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In Cienfuegos, one of the largest and most prosperous cities in Cuba, is located the departure base. This city has a great nautical environment and beautiful colonial streets, there are plenty of places to try typical Cuban dishes, taste the most authentic rum or practice some dance steps of the most popular Caribbean dance; la salsa.
During a Cuba Yacht Charter, you will enjoy crystal-clear waters, amazing landscapes, multiples safe and well-equipped marinas and incredible beaches and islets to enjoy a wonderful sailing holiday in the Caribbean.
The winds blow constantly from the east with a tendency towards the north in winter and south during the summer. The average wind speed is 10 to 15 knots in winter.
Climate: The dry season (winter) runs from November to May with average temperatures of 25 ° C.
The best time for sailing in Cuba is from January to April.
Hurricane season officially runs from 1 June to 30 November, but it is unlikely in June or July. Hurricanes usually occur in the late summer months; August and September, and even then they are unusual.
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Capital: La Havana
Languages: English and Spanish
Currency: Cuban peso. Another currency is the peso convertible. It is recommended to leave with notes in small denominations and make the change on arrival at the airport against the convertible peso.
What to bring: Anti-mosquito products and basic medicines (aspirin, disinfectants, etc.) that are often difficult to find on the islands. Light clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
Health: Cuba is undoubtedly one of the healthiest Caribbean regions after the West Indies. There is no mandatory vaccine. Medical insurance is required by Cuban authorities for all travelers.
How to get there: José Martí International Airport in Havana. Note that there are no regular buses or trains between the airport and the city center. You can organize an airport transfer to the base (duration about 3h30).
The second international airport is Antonio Maceo, in Santiago de Cuba.
Documentation: A valid passport of at least six months of validity and a tourist card is required (to be requested at the Cuban consulate of your country). A tax of 25 cuban convertible pesos (CUC) must be paid at the airport before boarding.
Other useful information: It is not advisable to drink tap water. The introduction to the island of devices such as satellite phones, GPS and DVD player is strictly regulated.
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