Diving in Cayo Largo
In this week you will learn about the underwater world as well as the heart of Cuba.
- 3 nights in Havana
- Guided tour Havana
- 5 nights at the all inclusive hotel on Cayo Largo
- 8 dives
- Flights to/from Havana - Cayo Largo inclusive
Come with us to the Caribbean "diver's paradise" and immerse yourself in the fascinating underwater world of Cuba. Here there is a unique flora and fauna just waiting to for you to discover. And above the water's surface wait a few highlights for you. With the secluded white sandy beaches, the beautiful cozy Marina Gran Caribe restaurant, and a few small bars with live music, this holiday is just perfect.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Havana
Today you will be arriving in vibrant Havana! We can arrange to have a transfer awaiting you upon arrival at the airport to take you to your accommodation.
Hotel Habana Libre or Hotel Melia Cohiba 
Dinner
Day 2: Havana
After breakfast you start exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Habana Vieja”. During a city tour you will see the National Capitol Building, the Plaza Vieja and the Calle Obispo among others. In the afternoon you have time to discover the city on your own.
Hotel Habana Libre or Hotel Melia Cohiba 
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 3: Havana – Cayo Largo
Today you'll travel to Cayo Largo. You'll be picked up at your horel in Havana and transfered to the airport, where you'll take a flight to Cayo Largo. Upon arrival at the Cayo Largo airport, you will be greeting with another transfer to take you to your new accommodation.
Hotel Sol Cayo Largo or Hotel Playa Blanca 
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 4 - 12: Cayo Largo
Today you will immerse into Cuba’s underwater world for the first time. During your stay on Cayo Largo you will have 8 dive sessions. If you’d like to do more , you can book additional sessions on-site. Every day you will get picked up and dropped off at your hotel before and after your dives. On the days when you do not have a dive you will have time to relax on the beautiful white sandy beaches of Cayo Largo.
Hotel Sol Cayo Largo or Hotel Playa Blanca 
All-Inclusive
Day 13: Cayo Largo – Havana
Today you'll be picked up from your hotel in Cayo Largo and taken to the airport for your flight back to Havana. In Havana, you'll have some time to wander the streets before enjoying dinner.
Hotel Habana Libre or Hotel Melia Cohiba 
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 14: Departure
Sadly, today is the last day on this trip. You can arrange a transfer to the airport so that you can catch your plane back home with the memory of amazing Cuban sights from these two weeks.
Breakfast
Important Information:
To participate in this trip you must be a certified open water diver. If you are not yet certified, you may take a course with SC Travel Adventures in Havana (as an add-on to this package). You must also be in good health condition in order to participate in this trip. Also note that you must wait a minimum of 24 hours between your final dive and boarding an airplane. This restriction is in line with the guidance and regulations of all major diving organisations.
Included:
- 6 nights accomdation including breakfast
- English speaking instructor
- Diving equipment
- SSI certification
Not Included:
- Flights to / from Cuba
- Entry card (visa): booking available upon request
- Other meals and drinks
- Gratuities
- Optional excursions
- Departure tax
- Travel Insurance
- Transfers between airport and accommodation
Prices & Dates - Diving in Cayo Largo
Dates: | Double Room p.P. | Single Room p.P. | |
|---|---|---|---|
25.08. - 31.10.17 | £1116 | £1346 | |
01.11. - 21.12.17 | £938 | £1227 | |
22.12.17 - 02.01.18 | £1200 | £1518 | |
03.01. - 31.03.18 | £1040 | £1357 | |
01.04. - 30.04.18 | £942 | £1261 | |
01.05. - 14.07.18 | £899 | £1206 | |
15.07. - 24.08.18 | £963 | £1271 | |
25.08. - 31.10.18 | £899 | £1206 |
Important Information about our Diving Courses:
As listed above in our Information section: In order to dive you must be certified as medically fit. Please also note that you must wait a minimum of 24 hours between your final dive and boarding an airplane. This is to allow the nitrogen which accumulated in the bloodstream during diving to dissipate. This restriction is in line with the guidance and regulations of all major diving organisations.