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Cuba is a Caribbean Island nation with just over 11 million inhabitants. The capital, Havana, with its great music, is lined with pastel houses, 1950s-era cars and Spanish-colonial architecture. Beyond Havana, you will find valleys of tobacco and sugar cane, nature reserves, white sandy beaches and a fishing paradise. There is a wealth of choice for fantastic flats fishing year-round, and a great opportunity to combine a fishing holiday with exploring the island.
Much of Cuba’s north coast is protected by islands, from tiny cays to long stretches of land running parallel to the coastline.
Cayo Largo is a 40-minute flight from Havana located in the ‘Canarreos’ archipelago, on the southwest coast.
Paredón is a tiny island of only 8.7 km2 located in the middle of Gardens of the King Archipelago. It is in the province of Camaguey, the easternmost, largest and flattest province in the centre of Cuba.
Cayo Santa Maria is described by many as the best big tarpon fishing destination in Cuba.
Island of youth– Isla De Juventud offers excellent bonefishing, with fish averaging 5lbs and many over 10lbs.
This vast marine park, which is bigger in size than the Florida Keys, is ideal for fly-fishermen who wish to live and experience fishing from dawn till dusk.
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