Liveaboards · Cuba
Dive Liveaboards Cuba
A liveaboard in Cuba takes you from Júcaro to Jardines de la Reina, a national park and no-take marine reserve with no hotels. The 1 liveaboard offers five or seven nights, with three or four dives a day and often a night dive. Expect silky sharks, Caribbean reef sharks and big groupers, while snorkelling with crocodiles is often offered. Prices start from £2,742$3,666€3,275.
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Questions about liveaboard Cuba
When do Cuba liveaboards run?
Departures run throughout the year. The itinerary is based in Jardines de la Reina, with five or seven-night trips from Júcaro.
Who is a Cuba liveaboard suitable for?
Depending on the route, certification may be Open Water, or Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page states the precise requirement.
How do I get to the Cuba liveaboard?
The boat leaves from Júcaro. Check the boat's transfer arrangements before booking, as transfers are often an additional cost.
What is not included on a Cuba liveaboard?
Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often extra. Each boat has its own terms, so check the inclusions before you book.
Cuba liveaboard FAQ
How much does a Cuba liveaboard cost?
Prices start from £2,742$3,666€3,275 per person for the most common trip length. Check the boat's terms for marine park fees and other costs on board.
What is the best time of year for a Cuba liveaboard?
Liveaboards depart throughout the year, so you can visit Jardines de la Reina in any month.
What certification do I need for a Cuba liveaboard?
Depending on the route, you may need Open Water, or Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page gives the exact requirement.
Where do Cuba liveaboards depart from?
The departure port is Júcaro. Check the transfer arrangements with the boat before travelling.
How many dives a day do you do on a Cuba liveaboard?
You can generally expect three or four dives a day, often including a night dive. There is a briefing before each dive.
Do I need dive insurance for a Cuba liveaboard?
Dive insurance is strongly recommended and is often requested at boarding. It should cover diving accidents and the recompression chamber.
