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The boat on the weighs far right looks like it might be a pleasure boat (the only one we saw). Or it might have been a pleasure boat. Every large harbor we visited seemed to cater only to derelicts.
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Close, but not quite.
Just enough swell to be uncomfortable without a breakwater.
Where we visited on the south coast there were small harbors, but most either too small or too shallow for gunkholing.
The boat on the weighs far right looks like it might be a pleasure boat (the only one we saw). Or it might have been a pleasure boat. Every large harbor we visited seemed to cater only to derelicts.
We hopped on a bus to go see what the south side of Cuba was like for boating.
The wind was driving spray over the Malecon, as often happens. The entire northwest area of Cuba seemed to be windy and uninviting when we were there.
The Pilar is in covered "moorage," but the walkway around it is collapsing.
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The boat on the weighs far right looks like it might be a pleasure boat (the only one we saw). Or it might have been a pleasure boat. Every large harbor we visited seemed to cater only to derelicts.

The boat on the weighs far right looks like it might be a pleasure boat (the only one we saw). Or it might have been a pleasure boat. Every large harbor we visited seemed to cater only to derelicts.
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Havana harbor from the air.
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