The cruising area around Cuba is vast and made up of many islands and tiny cays, most of which are uninhabited. Sailing eastward stop at Cayo Blanco, a small island with a restaurant, sandy beach and coral reefs. Then travel on to the Archipelago de los Jardines de la Reine or 'Gardens of the Queen'. A protected area that is perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving, you will be sailing mainly on your own apart from the local lobster fishermen who will happily swap a bottle of rum for a freshly caught lobster !
The jardines de la Reina in Cuba offer all the types of yacht charter such as bareboat charter, skippered, crewed yacht charter, catamaran and sailboat.
Guajimico
Guajimico is a narrow cove with a small hotel village of about 50 cabins in wonderful mountainous setting. Restaurant, swimming pool, beach, diving. Walking excursion on natural path to caves (optional).
Cayo Blanco
First stop on the road to the Archipielago it is possible to find some iguanas and a small restaurant.
Cayo Breton
Here begins the ‘Gardens of the Queen’, a natural reserve area of exceptional beauty and almost untouched.
You will find the Caribbean unchanged to how Columbus once discovered it, thus becoming a paradise for sailors, divers and fishermen. Flamingos, turtles and iguanas roam here, and lobsters are numerous enough to be your daily diet. Treasures from old day pirates are said to be scattered on the seafloor as well as hidden on the cays.
Cayo Grande
Snorkelling/diving at coral reef with wide variety of fish and shellfish. Breeding area of Bobo and other birds.
Hotel Tortuga
This is a floating hotel. It is possible to stop there and to arrange water filling of the boat.
