• Unique Destinations: Sail to lesser-visited archipelagos like Jardines de la Reina and Canarreos, offering quiet anchorages and vibrant marine life.

• Cultural Richness: Combine sea time with onshore visits to Cuba’s music-filled cities, cigar-making regions, and historic sites.

• Diving Opportunities: Explore world-class dive sites in marine reserves, featuring coral reefs, sharks, and tropical fish.

• Calm Waters: Cuba’s southern coast provides sheltered seas, ideal for sailing and water sports.

• Year-Round Cruising: Tropical climate and trade winds make Cuba a viable destination throughout the year.

• Cayo Largo del Sur: Known for sandy beaches and clear lagoons, ideal for snorkeling and overnight anchoring.

• Jardines de la Reina: A protected marine reserve with exceptional diving and vibrant coral ecosystems.

• Canarreos Archipelago: A remote island chain with mangrove channels and quiet anchorages.

• Cienfuegos: A colonial city with a modern marina, French-influenced architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.

• Havana: Dock near the capital for access to its historic Malecon, music, and colorful streets

• Day 1: Cienfuegos
  Board at Cienfuegos Marina. Explore the city’s colonial architecture and enjoy onboard dining.

• Day 2-3: Cayo Largo del Sur
  Sail to Cayo Largo for snorkeling, beach time, and overnight anchoring in calm waters.

• Day 4-5: Jardines de la Reina
  Cruise to this marine reserve for diving and exploring coral reefs and marine life.

• Day 6: Canarreos Archipelago
  Visit remote islands for quiet anchorages and mangrove exploration.

• Day 7: Return to Cienfuegos
  Sail back, with time for a final city tour or onboard relaxation before disembarking.

NAU Yachts offers a range of vessels for Cuba’s waters:

• Motor Yachts: Fast and comfortable, suited for quick island hops and extended amenities.

• Catamarans: Spacious and stable, perfect for families or groups in shallow waters.

Fuel, food, VAT, and other running costs are calculated separately and paid under the terms of the charter agreement.

• Permits & Regulations: Cuba’s yachting regulations require marina permits and customs clearance, all managed by NAU Yachts.
• Provisioning: Limited supplies in some areas are addressed through pre-departure stocking, tailored to your preferences.
• Crew Expertise: Our crews are fluent in English and Spanish, experienced in Cuban waters, and trained for safe navigation.

• November–May: Dry season with pleasant weather, ideal for sailing and onshore activities.
• June–October: Wet season with potential storms, but lush landscapes and fewer crowds; avoid August–October for hurricanes unless with flexible plans.

• Truly personalized service, no copy-paste approach

• Attention to detail and smooth execution

• Clear budget structure from day one — no surprises

• Professional broker guidance at every step of the way