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#7 FALKEN | Havana, Cuba – Bermuda


Passage Stats

SYNOPSIS

It’s a long passage through the Straits of Florida up to Bermuda, but we’ll get plenty of time to prepare as we enjoy colorful Havana ashore. Once we complete the safety briefings and clear out of Cuba, it’s nonstop, 1,200 miles to Bermuda!

The skipper and mate will be staying with FALKEN while in Cuba. Crew can stay in Havana before the passage if they wish (on their own initiative). In 2016 we rented an Airbnb (casa particular) for a few days.

What to Expect on this Passage

Typical Weather Pattern

Expect delightful weather as spring transitions to early summer with mild temperatures and consistent winds. Expect easterly trade winds averaging 10-20 kts. Occasional squalls and thunderstorms are possible.

HOW TO JOIN

  • To register, click the 'Sign Up' button anywhere on the site. Complete and submit the form indicating ‘2024 FALKEN | Cuba – Bermuda’ as your preferred passage.

  • We’ll get back to you within 24-48 hours to confirm bunk availability, send you the long-form crew application & invoice you the 50% deposit to hold your spot. Balance will be due 60 days prior to the trip start date.

  • Payments are non-refundable. You'll be asked to agree to our terms & conditions on your application before submitting the deposit. Please read them carefully.

    • Join the boat at 13:00 on the passage start date. Crew must depart the boat by 12:00 Noon on the passage end date.

    • Make sure you eat lunch before joining! We’ll get straight into bunk assignments & briefings once all crew have arrived.

    • Travel logistics & specific itinerary will be sent in the Passage Newsletter #2 emailed to all crew 2-4 months before passage departure.

  • All 59º North passages are led by qualified RYA / MCA Yachtmaster Ocean-certified skippers & mates. All miles sailed onboard both boats will count towards your own license mileage requirements. We are happy to provide certificates to this effect for your RYA Day Skipper, Yachtmaster or other countries’ sea-time requirements.

  • We now reserve two spots for women on all of our passages! You will not be ‘alone’ when you sail with 59º North. Learn more here.

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