Key West To Cuba 

* Please be advised, as of right now the U.S Government requires U.S citizens to have special permission to visit Cuba.  Any and all U.S charters to Cuba must be approved by the U.S Government prior.

Cuban History & Island Info

Circumnavigating Cuba has been popular since Christopher Columbus first set foot here in 1492. The famous explorer liked the tropical paradise so much, he claimed it in the name of Spain. Five centuries later, Ernest Hemingway felt the same, planting his flag and living in the outskirts of Havana for over twenty years.

On a Key West to Cuba charter boat trip, you can discover the island’s colorful history for yourself. No place in the world has quite the same blend of cultures and traditions. You’ll appreciate why Cuba’s nickname, Pearl of the Antilles, is a particularly accurate moniker. Being on Duval street is nice by why not have an authentic Cuban experience instead?

Cubas Untouched Beauty

Fortunately, Cuba still has much of the extraordinary raw beauty Columbus so appreciated— endless pristine beaches of pure white sand, sparkling turquoise waters, verdant, rugged mountains. Guided excursions into the interior can be arranged on the spur of the moment locally or planned in advance by Key West Charter Boat.

The food alone is justification enough to visit this island nation of eleven-million people. In addition to the exceptional regional fare, be sure to order the national dish of Cuba, ropa vieja. Local adaptations aside, ropa vieja is made of shredded flank steak in an aromatic tomato sauce base, served with black beans, yellow rice, plantains, and fried yuca—nearly always accompanied by beer.

The gastronomic masterpiece is both delicious and affordable, costing approximately nine Cuban pesos ($9.00 U.S. dollars) per serving. No wonder so many people return to Cuba year after year for vacation.

Ernest Hemingways Secret Retreat

Hemingway journeyed to Cuba for several reasons, not least of which was the world-class fishing. The warm waters of the Gulf Stream flow the entire length of the island’s north side, attracting spectacular Sailfish, Black Fin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and a diverse assortment of other sport fish.

Key West Charter Boat can put you in the fighting chair of a sport fishing yacht trolling Cuban waters in a matter of a few hours. Surprisingly, Key West to Cuba distance is substantially shorter than Miami’s proximity to the Bahamas. Journey to the southern coast of this internationally acclaimed fishing destination and you’ll be in the Caribbean Sea, where the daily catch could easily include mammoth Tiger and Hammerhead sharks.

Key West To Cuba

* Please be advised, as of right now the U.S Government requires U.S citizens to have special permission to visit Cuba.  Any and all U.S charters to Cuba must be approved by the U.S Government prior.

Cuban History & Island Info

Circumnavigating Cuba has been popular since Christopher Columbus first set foot here in 1492. The famous explorer liked the tropical paradise so much, he claimed it in the name of Spain. Five centuries later, Ernest Hemingway felt the same, planting his flag and living in the outskirts of Havana for over twenty years.

On a Key West to Cuba charter boat trip, you can discover the island’s colorful history for yourself. No place in the world has quite the same blend of cultures and traditions. You’ll appreciate why Cuba’s nickname, Pearl of the Antilles, is a particularly accurate moniker. Being on Duval street is nice by why not have an authentic Cuban experience instead?

Cubas Untouched Beauty

Fortunately, Cuba still has much of the extraordinary raw beauty Columbus so appreciated— endless pristine beaches of pure white sand, sparkling turquoise waters, verdant, rugged mountains. Guided excursions into the interior can be arranged on the spur of the moment locally or planned in advance by Key West Charter Boat.

The food alone is justification enough to visit this island nation of eleven-million people. In addition to the exceptional regional fare, be sure to order the national dish of Cuba, ropa vieja. Local adaptations aside, ropa vieja is made of shredded flank steak in an aromatic tomato sauce base, served with black beans, yellow rice, plantains, and fried yuca—nearly always accompanied by beer.

The gastronomic masterpiece is both delicious and affordable, costing approximately nine Cuban pesos ($9.00 U.S. dollars) per serving. No wonder so many people return to Cuba year after year for vacation.

Ernest Hemingways Secret Retreat

Hemingway journeyed to Cuba for several reasons, not least of which was the world-class fishing. The warm waters of the Gulf Stream flow the entire length of the island’s north side, attracting spectacular Sailfish, Black Fin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and a diverse assortment of other sport fish.

Key West Charter Boat can put you in the fighting chair of a sport fishing yacht trolling Cuban waters in a matter of a few hours. Surprisingly, Key West to Cuba distance is substantially shorter than Miami’s proximity to the Bahamas. Journey to the southern coast of this internationally acclaimed fishing destination and you’ll be in the Caribbean Sea, where the daily catch could easily include mammoth Tiger and Hammerhead sharks.