With the announcement this morning about normalizing relationships with Cuba, wonder how long it will be before we can freely travel there. Might be a big bonus to cruisers. Betting American business can hardly wait to get their hands on Cuba.
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West
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I had a US Customs agent seize my rum until he read the label stating it was bottled in Canada. Will we now be able to buy Cuban cigars and rum?
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They say there is no infrastructure in place. Marinas, dockage and fuel in place to handle the cruising tourist. I sure would like to own a piece of waterfront property when and if the boom takes place.
RT Firefly
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I'd go for sure! Marina Hemingway Cuba $25/day dockage + power.
http://cruisingincuba.com/cuba_marinas.htm
I'd go for sure! Marina Hemingway Cuba $25/day dockage + power.
http://cruisingincuba.com/cuba_marinas.htm
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Is Marina his daughter? Pilar moored there?
BoatShowAvenue
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There are beatiful beaches in Cuba! I hope we can go soon as cruising tourists
