Overmarine, the Italian yard behind the Mangusta performance range, designs motor yachts that prioritise pace, dramatic exterior lines and deck volumes configured for outdoor living. Three Overmarine yachts operate in Cuban waters through The Yacht Collection, each reflecting the yard’s philosophy that a charter yacht should be as stimulating underway as it is at anchor.
In Cuba, where the distances between the most interesting destinations are substantial, Overmarine’s speed advantage is directly useful. The Mangusta range typically cruises at 20 to 25 knots, reducing passage times between Havana and the Jardines de la Reina or the western cape to a fraction of what a displacement hull would require. That efficiency means more time at anchor and more ground covered in a standard week.
Charter rates for Overmarine yachts in Cuba range from approximately 50,000 to 120,000 euros per week depending on vessel size and season. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel, food and marina fees. Fuel consumption is higher than displacement alternatives, a factor worth accounting for in the provisioning allowance. December through April is peak Caribbean charter season.
From Havana, the Overmarine fleet reaches Varadero in a couple of hours and the Jardines de la Reina channel entrance by early afternoon on the same departure day. That allows two full nights in Cuba’s finest marine park within a week-long itinerary that still has time for Havana’s colonial quarter and the northern coast beaches.
