🎣 Fishing Cuba's Flats and Beyond...
Exceptional Highlights
• World-Class Fly Fishing: Fish in the pristine flats of Ciénaga de Zapata National Park, home to
Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, and more.
• Cultural Immersion: Explore Havana’s historic streets, ride in a classic American convertible,
and enjoy Cuban music and cuisine.
• Support Local Communities: Contribute to Felipe Rodriguez’s Youth Fly-Fishing School, empowering
the next generation of anglers and conservationists.
• OFAC-Compliant: This tour is fully approved under U.S. regulations for Support for the Cuban People.
2026-2027 Dates: Year-round Departures
Group Size: Maximum of 8 anglers.
Custom Itineraries Available and Welcomed!
HIGHLIGHTS AND DAILY ITINERARY:*
(subject to change due to weather, road conditions, etc.)
*Inquire about optional 3 or 4-days fishing.
Day 1: Welcome to Cuba
• Arrive at José Martí International Airport in Havana.
• Transfer to a casa particular (private lodging) in Habana Vieja or Playa Larga.
• Enjoy a welcome drink and dinner at a family-run paladar (privately owned restaurant).
• Take a leisurely walk through Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or relax by the sea.
• Overnight: Casa in Habana Vieja or Playa Larga.

Days 2-6: Fishing in Ciénaga de Zapata National Park
• Daily Fishing Excursions: Explore the pristine saltwater flats of Ciénaga de Zapata, one of the
most productive fishing locations in the Americas.
• Target Species: Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, Barracuda, and Snook.
• Expert Guides: Fish with master angler Felipe Rodriguez Alonzo and his team of skilled guides.
• Conservation & Education: Learn about Cuba’s aquatic ecosystems and Felipe’s Youth Fly-Fishing
School, which teaches conservation through fishing.
• Birdwatching: Spot some of Cuba’s 28 endemic bird species in this world-class birding area.
• Evenings: Relax and enjoy delicious home-cooked meals at your casa particular.
• Overnight: Casa in Playa Larga.
Day 7: Explore Havana
• Return to Havana and tour the city’s iconic landmarks.
• Ride in a classic American convertible and chat with the owner about its restoration.
• Visit the Cigar Museum to watch expert rollers at work and learn about Cuban rum at the Rum Museum.
• Enjoy free time to explore museums like the Museum of the Revolution or simply interact with locals.































