Delta Marine, building in Seattle, Washington, produces motor yachts characterised by the robust construction and thoughtful engineering that reflects the Pacific Northwest maritime tradition. Three Delta Marine yachts operate in Cuban waters through The Yacht Collection, each built to withstand serious offshore use while delivering the comfort levels charter guests expect on a luxury voyage.
Delta Marine’s construction approach, using fibreglass and composite materials in hull forms designed for long-range passage-making, makes these vessels particularly well suited to Cuba’s geography. The island’s 1,200-kilometre length, combined with the exposed northern coast and the substantial distances between the main marinas and the most rewarding anchorages, rewards a hull that handles open-water conditions with confidence and good fuel economy.
Charter rates for Delta Marine yachts in Cuba range from approximately 40,000 to 100,000 euros per week. The advance provisioning allowance runs to around 30 percent of the base rate, covering fuel, food, marina fees and crew costs. Cuba’s peak charter season runs December through April when the northeast trade wind is most consistent. The three Delta Marine yachts in the Cuban fleet provide a solid option for groups of eight to twelve seeking quality construction and genuine offshore capability.
From Havana, the Delta Marine range reaches the Jardines de la Reina in a single overnight passage, arriving in the protected channels of Cuba’s finest marine reserve in time for a full day of diving and snorkelling. The western coast and the Guanahacabibes Peninsula are equally accessible, offering remote anchorages and the dramatic Corrientes Channel.
