Gamefish Grande Tournaments finish in Cuba
June 21, 2017
The second annual Gamefish Grande Tournaments in Cuba wrapped up June 13 in Havana.
The second annual Gamefish Grande Tournaments in Cuba wrapped up June 13 in Havana.
Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful Atlantic storm since 2007, continued on a path to land a heavy punch to Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba, forecasters said early today.
A Cuban policy change could affect hundreds of thousands of Floridians.
The inaugural Gamefish Grande Tournaments wrapped up July 2 in Havana.
Pantaenius, a U.S. marine insurer, said it will offer coverage for American boats traveling in Cuban waters.
The NMMA participated in a panel discussion about Cuba last week during the third annual Superyacht Summit in Fort Lauderdale.
Sail magazine is hosting a seminar in St. Augustine, Fla., about sailing to Cuba.
NV Charts is releasing all four Cuba chart sets in NV Charts’ atlas-style format.
U.S. boaters have the official go-ahead to travel to Cuba, but government authorization is just the first step for the “pioneers.”
The Obama administration eased rules Friday for U.S. citizens wishing to travel to Cuba.
The second annual Gamefish Grande Tournaments in Cuba wrapped up June 13 in Havana.
Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful Atlantic storm since 2007, continued on a path to land a heavy punch to Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba, forecasters said early today.
A Cuban policy change could affect hundreds of thousands of Floridians.
The inaugural Gamefish Grande Tournaments wrapped up July 2 in Havana.
Pantaenius, a U.S. marine insurer, said it will offer coverage for American boats traveling in Cuban waters.
The NMMA participated in a panel discussion about Cuba last week during the third annual Superyacht Summit in Fort Lauderdale.
Sail magazine is hosting a seminar in St. Augustine, Fla., about sailing to Cuba.
NV Charts is releasing all four Cuba chart sets in NV Charts’ atlas-style format.
U.S. boaters have the official go-ahead to travel to Cuba, but government authorization is just the first step for the “pioneers.”
The Obama administration eased rules Friday for U.S. citizens wishing to travel to Cuba.
