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Cuba Cruise
Cuba cruise - In the past and before the Cuban revolution, Havana has always been a
historic port and the major cruise destination in the Caribbean.
Due to the
US economic embargo, the Cuba travel is still restricted for US citizens and
regulated by
OFAC.
The major US cruise companies with their headquaters in Miami Florida, can't do business
with Cuba as long as the embargo is valid.
Since 2010, Havana is working on its comeback as a cruise destination and port of call.
In 2010 the British warship HSM Manchester made a remarkable visit to Havana and
was mooring at the waterfront terminal in the
Old Havana historic center close to the
Plaza de la Catedral, Plaza de Armas, Bodegita del Medio and other tourist attractions.
Other cruise ships have found their way back to Havana.
The
Thomson Dream cruise ship is the largest cruise ship to dock in Havana in years
and other cruise lines are following.
The
British Thomson company has planned several cruises during the 2011 season
and all will visit Havana.
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has two ports of call in Cuba, Havana and Santiago de Cuba.
The German lines Hapag Lloyd and the Spanish Happy Cruise Lines too have Cuba
destination cruises.
(source: World Countries News)
Promotion Cruise 3 Days in La Habana Cuba
Happy Cruises Lines offers a 8 day promotion cruise in the Caribbean with departure from Cancun Mexico and a 3 day stay in Havana Cuba.
The trip include a 3 days stay in La Habana Cuba (day 5, 6 and 7)and return to Cozumel (Mexico)
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Cuba Cruise 3 days in La Habana
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Cuban Cruise - Havana Port of Call
The Sierra Maestra Terminal in Old Havana
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