La Reina Liveaboard, Cuba
9.4 Superb
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Aircon Cabins
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
“however, since Cuba's reef is not touched by many divers, it's great place to be friend with all kind of marine lives there.”
The M/V La Reina Liveaboard recently underwent a full refurbishment and has 4 comfortable cabins, each with central air-conditioning and en-suite bathroom with hot water. The MV La Reina Liveaboard accommodates up to 8 divers, giving you a more personal service.
Custom built to take you to the best dive spots of Jardines de la Reina (Gardens of the Queen) Marine Park, divers will experience some of the best diving in the Caribbean with unexplored dive sites and sharks in abundance. The cuisine aboard the M/V La Reina Liveaboard is a mix of traditional Cuban dishes, Continental Italian and fresh seafood.
The experienced crew and dive guides aboard the M/V La Reina make this an excellent choice for your scuba diving liveaboard vacation in Cuba. Contact us today or book online.
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Included: VAT, Accommodation, Tanks, Weights, Belts, Dive master services, All meals
Excluded: Inscription Fee (includes port fees and local taxes): 182EURO, Equipment rental: $175 (to be paid in advance), Transfers ($100USD), Tips: recommended min. 10% (to be paid locally on the boat), Conservation Fee: 91EURO (to be paid upfront) NOTE: for Americans traveler, a license issued by ECO Outings is mandatory (approx. USD 100)
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Cabin Types
La Reina Reviews
- 9.4 Superb
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Vessel
10.0
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Crew
9.0
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Food
10.0
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Diving
9.0
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Value
9.0
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Jerry J
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United States
Incredible sharks!
Great trip. Only down side is the 5-6 hour bus ride both ways.
- Recommended for
- Sharks, crew, crocodiles
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- 9.2 Superb
- Jin Woo L
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South Korea
Fantastic
The diving and crews were awesome most of the time, the only problem was that we had to leave Havana 3 AM. The only times we could not see the shark were first and last diving, but it was still worth doing it. Price was a bit higher than I thought; however, since Cuba's reef is not touched by many divers, it's great place to be friend with all kind of marine lives there.
- Recommended for
- Shark Shark Shark
