Travel to CUBA - Right Now - By Land and By Sea

CUBA - Right Now - Not later!

- Did you know we're already booking and sending clients to Cuba?
- Did you know ""Champagne" Donna has already been to Cuba for 10 days?

Contact our parent company: Fox Travel - an American Express Travel Representative for legal travel to Cuba for individuals or groups. Choose a Land Package or week-long scheduled cruises. Land packages include confirmed hotels with pre-blocked rooms for 2016 and 2017 departures for various lengths. Our U.S. based Cuba tour company has been operating tours there legally for over 15 years with official U.S. Government visitation permits and has blocked an extensive inventory of hotel rooms....for individuals AND groups.

Our tour operator advised for individual reservations, hotels are booked solid for 2016 and into 2017. Both the cruise with 3 ports of call and separate land packages are based on People-to-People, humanitarian and cultural programs. Activities may include: Interactions with local artists, musicians, business owners and families as well as visits to Cuba's coastal fortresses and cathedrals, the cannons on San Juan Hill and Ernest Hemingway's favorite fishing village.

NOTE: The cultural land packages and cruise offers to U.S. citizens are NOT "clothing optional, beach and sand vacations" but stay tuned for more developments.

Contact Castaways Travel or call toll free: Fox Travel at 800-256-2128

There's several different clothing optional beaches in Cuba. The island of Cayo Largo just south of the main island of Cuba is well known as a clothing optional destination and has been for many years. Also a section of the beach at Cayo Santa Maria in front of the Sol Cayo Santa Maria is clothing optional. Canadians and Europeans have been taking advantage of this for years.

The trips that meet with the governmental restrictions really do not include ANY BEACHES. To be able to go on a ship, ship tour or land tour.....everything is still regulated and it all falls under humanitarian and cultural exchanges. For a minimum of 8 hours a day. No problems for Canadians and Europeans. But for all American travelers to Cuba are still required to have a structured itinerary, which includes 8 hours of “meaningful interaction” with Cubans each day. While “meaningful interaction” is rather vague, we can assure you it does not cover
lying on the beach or chatting up the bartender over rum cocktails. Our announcing of Cuba is for the ability to go and get something off your "To Do" list an experiential event in you life.

While what you say about having a structured itinerary may be true by policy, it is not being policed or enforced in anyway anymore. Americans can freely travel to Cuba by self declaring which category of approved travel they fall into and the process is now totally self policed. There's nobody checking to make sure you correctly spend your time. Flights can be easily booked via Mexico or Canada and direct flights from the US will be launching soon.

The biggest detriment right now is the severe shortage of hotel accommodations in the major cities but this can easily be solved by using the numerous and mostly excellent Casa Particulares. There would be nothing to stop any American from booking direct to one of the nude beach destinations such as Cayo Largo or Cayo Santa Maria or booking a package via a Canadian tour operator.