Sunsail, market leaders in the provision of yacht charter and watersports beach club holidays, is starting up
bareboat and skippered charters…
Sunsail, market leaders in the provision of yacht charter and watersports beach club holidays, is starting up
bareboat and skippered charters once again next winter from its base at Trinidad in Cuba.
Sunsail will be organising a special delivery of yachts from Tortola, British Virgin Islands, to its base at Trinidad in Cuba, commencing in November. This cruise in company is being called the ‘Salsa Cruise’ and anyone wishing to take part should contact the Sunsail sales team on 023 9222 2222 or visit the website at www.sunsail.com to find out more details.
The sailing off the south coast of Cuba is ompletely different from any other sailing in the Caribbean.
Completely unspoilt, with large numbers of deserted islands evenly spaced and thus ideal for cruising. The waters are crystal clear and the seafood plentiful and cheap, unlike other areas of the Caribbean.
To help with local pilotage to find the very best cruising routes and to assist in both sailing the boat and with catching seafood, clients sailing with Sunsail in Cuba can use the services of a ‘Marinero’. This local sailor will guide them gently round the cruise route to ensure they get the very best out of the holiday.
Sunsail can organise special hotel rates in Havana for clients who wish to extend their stay to explore the cultural, architectural and historical sights of the capital. Commenting on Sunsail’s return to Cuba, Peter Cochran, Sunsail’s Managing Director for the Caribbean, said: “We are delighted to be returning to Cuba, which has such wonderful sailing and also a deep cultural history. Clients will be delighted with not only the sailing and scenery, but the whole atmosphere of the country, which is totally unique.”
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