Note: Cruisers who checked into Cuba in January 2023 report that Marina Los Morros was not open as a Port of Entry due to Hurricane Damage.
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Posted 27 February, 2017, on Cuba, Land & Sea Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cubalandandsea/
Info. on clearing in at Los Morros, San Antonio. Not a single item of food was taken and it was a good experience with friendly officials and dog.
Tourist visas were 75 CUC each, our total bill for 2 people was 235 US$.