Travel News & Equipment Updates

Updated May 24, 2022 Earlier this week, the U.S. announced it would be easing travel restrictions to Cuba, making it easier for Americans to visit. Changes include the addition of more commercial and charter flights to the country (including more cities outside of Havana) and the resumption of the People-To-People travel license for...

Thomas M. has returned from a week aboard the Avalon IV mothership in Jardines de la Reina, and his trip "exceeded all of my expectations." Read his thoughts below! Did you find the trip booking process through Yellow Dog enjoyable and useful? If not, please share why.- The booking process was very efficient...

On June 16, 2017, President Trump announced that the U.S. would be reinstating travel and commercial restrictions for Cuba that had previously been eased by the Obama administration. While the stated goal of President Trump’s new restrictions may be to obtain additional concessions from the Cuban government, these “new” policies appear to leave...

Cuba Tarpon Fishing Report Just the other day we got a message from one of our anglers Fred Miller, who just returned home from accompanying our fly fishing ambassador Wil Flack on a hosted trip to Cayo Romano and Cayo Cruz in Cuba. While primarily a permit and bonefish destination, Fred tells the...

CUBA NEWS THIS WEEK: • U.S. Carriers Bid on Direct Routes between the U.S. and Cuba • Obamas Announce Travel Dates for Historic Visit to Havana • The Rolling Stones Will Play a Free Concert in Havana Flights: The New York Times released an article this past Wednesday addressing the bidding war between...

U.S. AND CUBA RELATIONS MORPHING More news in the ongoing saga regarding scheduled air services between the United States and Cuba. On February 16, the U.S. announced it had officially signed an agreement with Cuba to re-establish scheduled air services, the same agreement that was reached — but not signed — in December....