Cuba is the largest of all of the Caribbean islands, located just 90 miles south of Florida. With a predictably mild climate, the island is principally an agricultural society, with large crops of sugar, citrus and tobacco growing in the rolling hills.

 



 

 

The island of Cuba consists of 44,218 square miles of land, has an average temperature of 77 degrees F., and varies in seasons from a Rainy season lasting from May to November, and a Dry season from December thru April.

Cuba is a land of beautiful beaches, exotic women, and some of the greatest fishing and wing shooting you'll ever experience!!

The excitement is building as the opportunity for Americans to travel to Cuba comes closer and closer. When the one word used to describe a country is "Paradise," you just have to go experience it!


Fishing
Bass fishing is available in over 1,000 freshwater lakes, with eleven (11) largemouth bass caught over our USA record of 22.4 lbs., one of which weighed 24.4 lbs!

The Hunting is Incredible!!
Cuba is the only legal country in the world to allow White Crown Pigeon hunting for non-residents!

Email us today to join our mailing list and stay informed about the status of travelling to Cuba. info@cubaoutdooradventures.com

Once the blockade on American tourists visiting Cuba is lifted, which we hope is soon, here is what we will have to offer to the hunting and fishing visitor:

Wingshooting
Wing Shooting Species: Seasons (Subject to change)
White Crown Pigeon July 15 thru Sept. 15
Mourning Dove Aug. 1 thru Sept. 15
White-wing Dove Aug. 1 thru March 31
Ducks (tree ducks) Aug. 1 thru March 31
Ducks (all other varieties) Oct. 1 thru March 31
Quail (Bob White) Nov. 1 thru March 31
Guinea Fowl Nov. 1 thru March 31


Big Game Hunting
Big Game Species: Season:
Wild Boar Year Round
Wild Bull Year Round
Black Buck Antelope Year Round
Nilgai Year Round
Water Buffalo Year Round
Zebra Year Round
Whitetail Deer Year Round


Salt Water Fishing:
Salt Water Species: Seasons:
Blue Marlin May thru June
Blue Marlin Sept. thru Dec.
White Marlin May thru July
Sail Fish April thru June
Bone Fish Year Round (best months May thru Sept.)
Dolphin July thru Dec.

 

The mountains are lush and scenic, with sands on the numerous beaches ranging in shades of the purest white to ebony black. This is where Ernest Hemingway said, "he wanted to stay here forever!"

The Cuban people are warm and outgoing, natural hosts with a love of laughter, music, food, rum and cigars. Cuba remains a very lively island. Havana, the capital, is complete with numerous museums and cathedrals, restaurants, clubs and shops.

Most city tours include the colonial section and modern Havana with a stop at the well-known University of Havana. Varadero Beach, is the best known of the beaches, approximately two-and-a-half hours from the city.

You will not be lacking for something to do after sunset. The nightlife throughout Cuba is hot, and there are numerous bars, cabarets, and night clubs in which to spend a quality evening. You'll want to be sure and catch the shows at the night club Tropicana and Parisien!

* DISCLAIMER

Cuba Outdoor Adventures is not offering tours presently to Cuba, nor recommends anyone to go, as it is currently against the U.S. Treasury Department regulations for Americans to spend money in Cuba, but that doesn't mean we can't keep you up to date on what will be available once the country opens. If you have an interest in hunting, fishing or scuba diving, please drop us a line at:

Cuba Outdoor Adventures
308 Mikel Avenue
Maryland Heights, MO 63043

314-209-9800
314-209-7688 fax

email us at info@cubaoutdooradventures.com