Fishing in Cuba is a permanent delight and a mixture of incomparable
sensations on the hour, You will be tempted with the most combative and
acrobatic species, while enjoyiening the exclusiveness of a vast area
of endless flats just for you. This is a unique and incomparable possibility
that Avalon offers their clients, fishing in their own marine park on the
southern coast of Cuba.



Avalon Cuban Fishing Centers is dedicated to salt water sport fly fishing and diving
on the best locations in Cuba - the Southern Coast: Jardines de la Reina,
Isla de Juventud, South Ana Maria and Cayo Largo.

There is no doubt that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Imagine to be able to choose the place where you want to fish, and challenge the species
you want and do so accompanied by the most experienced and knowledgeable guides.



Fishing a grand slam of tarpon, bonefish and permit with us, along with other species
such as snapper, snook, jack crevalle, barracuda and other species.

Exclusive Marine Parks
Saltwater Fishing in Cuba
Eight Different locations into the cuban south coast
Personalized trip planning according your preferences
High quality service
Recently refurbished yachts to accommodate 4-8 fishermen
Last generation skiffs


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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: info@cubanfishingcenters.com / 5492616721577

Gonna take your adverts and place them in classified!
lots of us fish cuba, at a lot less cost than Avalon charge.
regards
bert

Good Man Bert.
Cayo Largo used to a reasonably priced place to fish when Casa Batida Fishing Club ran the operation. Since then the price has sky rocketed up and Avalon have persuaded the Cuban Goverment to ban all DIY fishing on the Island they will soon be moving their operation into other parts of Cuba and banning DIY fishing there ready for the influx of Americans.

I fished Cuba with Avalon over xmas, staying on the floating hotel 'The Tortuga' in the Jardines De La Reina. It was to be my 'holiday of a life time' and in no way did the experience disappoint. Expensive? Of course but the best things in life normally are. I could not afford to pay for such a trip again so I am glad to have done so before the yanks ultimately return.
My trip to the Jardines was so completely satisfying that strangely I have no tremendous desire to return....been there and got the t-shirt.
Future trips will no doubt be DIY but would probably be a poor substitute for the Avalon trip. Therefore I will concentrate on other regions, keeping things fresh.
Funnily enough, just returned from Spain a few days ago where the fishing was more exciting and dramatic than that experienced in Cuba. The Mediterranean Pardete at least match a bonefish for speed and outmuscle the Tarpon I hooked in Cuba (admittedly only babies of 40lb).
A Pardete of just under 10lb required one hour of hard battle to bring to the net, impressive compared to the ten minutes required to land bones and tarpon in Cuba.
Even better, this fantastic fishing is only a 2 hour flight from the UK and can be done on a very limited budget. Perhaps one day Pardete will be the new bonefish!