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My company and I are going yachting in Cuba. There is information that we will have to pay 12 euros per person per day when sailing in the sea on a catamaran. Is it true? Is there a tour fee?
My company and I are going yachting in Cuba. There is information that we will have to pay 12 euros per person per day when sailing in the sea on a catamaran. Is it true? Is there a tour fee?
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Even if it is true that for you 12 euros (with the cost of the entire trip to Cuba) is such an unbearable amount that you need to ask directly on the forum?
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answered 5 years ago
Or maybe all the money goes to the trip. or people want to know how much money to take with them...
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answered 5 years ago
Most likely, we are talking about port fees. They are paid for mooring days in ports, and not for being on the high seas. There is no way to avoid port charges. You get a "parking space" in the port for this money.
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answered 5 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, well, if a trip to Cuba almost drives you into debt, maybe it was worth looking at a cheaper country for yachting. IMHO of course.
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answered 5 years ago
zolyshka111,
why immediately into debt?
once again: a person travels to the country for the first time, carries currency with him, wants to figure out how much to "hang in grams." why should he look for a cheaper one just because of the $12 questions?
that is, if instead of packing with 8 rolls of "Zeva" I decide to buy with 4, is that all?! nefik to show off - immediately switch to newspapers from the mailbox?
why immediately into debt?
once again: a person travels to the country for the first time, carries currency with him, wants to figure out how much to "hang in grams." why should he look for a cheaper one just because of the $12 questions?
that is, if instead of packing with 8 rolls of "Zeva" I decide to buy with 4, is that all?! nefik to show off - immediately switch to newspapers from the mailbox?
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answered 5 years ago
Well, yes, in the 21st century, cash is lucky))). And he checks expenses to the nearest penny.))
Cuba is not the Amazonian selva, cards are accepted there. And the person asks, most likely, because he does not want to be heated abroad and take a non-existent fee.
Cuba is not the Amazonian selva, cards are accepted there. And the person asks, most likely, because he does not want to be heated abroad and take a non-existent fee.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, Everyone has their own reasons. and your version has the right to exist, and mine, I think.
And by the way, I always travel with cash. I love to rustle
And by the way, I always travel with cash. I love to rustle
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answered 5 years ago
))) It confuses me that thieves also like to rustle. With a card somehow everything is easier and safer.
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