Since leaving Puerto Vita we stopped in Puerto Padre, Nuevitas and finally we went to Marina Cayo Guillermo (Cayo Coco). Browse Cubans in the waters is often a source of frustration. At each stop we lose half a day on arrival and departure. This is caused by the complete inspection of the boat with sniffer dogs, not to mention endless paperwork. You will see a picture of an inspection team arriving by boat with a sniffer dog. In this port we were not allowed to leave our boat. The part that we have sailed so far is probably the worst, since there was no tourism. We realize now that it is best to attend the marinas (Marina in Cuba means mini para military checkpoint which Cubans have no access, and for us boaters, movements are fully controlled. Currently we are awaiting good weather to make the last 200 miles to Havana. In photo you see taking a big mahi-mahi and Jack Caravelle, lion fish, whose spines are poisonous, and some photos taken in a small village representing the local wealth. Some photos are missing and will be added later.
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