Sol Griso (Lagoon 46)

Perfect for groups This 2021 Lagoon 46 catamaran sleeps up to 10 across 6 cabins, making it ideal for larger families or friends wanting to split costs on a week-long adventure. The dual-hull design offers excellent stability and shallow-draft capability, which is particularly valuable in Cuba's reef-studded waters.

Well-equipped modern vessel Sol Griso comes loaded with the essentials: air conditioning throughout, electric winches and lazy jack for easy sail handling, water maker for self-sufficiency, and a chart plotter in the cockpit for confident navigation. The Bimini provides essential sun protection, while the dinghy opens up exploration of smaller anchorages and beach stops.

Strong value proposition At €7,800 per week with 10 berths, you're looking at roughly €780 per person for a week's bareboat, genuinely competitive for a modern, well-equipped catamaran in the Caribbean. The €3,000 deposit is reasonable, and Platten Sailing Cuba's perfect 5-star rating (albeit from limited reviews) suggests reliable operations.

Cuba requires experience This is a bareboat charter in remote waters with specific navigational challenges, shallow areas, and limited infrastructure ashore; you'll need a skipper with Caribbean coastal experience or be prepared to hire a local captain. Before booking, confirm whether the operator offers skipper services and what additional costs apply, Cuba charters aren't "plug and play" for less-experienced

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