Cuba Private Jet Charter

Mercury Jets is an on-demand air charter provider specializing in private jet charters in Cuba. Our team is composed of industry-leading professionals dedicated to providing our customers with the ultimate air charter experience. We are committed to safety, reliability, and white glove customer service. To obtain a charter quote tailored to your specific needs, please fill in the request form or call our agents 24/7 at +1-212-840-8000.

Charter flights to Cuba and Place to Visit

Mercury Jets offers private jet charter services to and from Cuba.

The island nation of Cuba is nestled in the Caribbean just 90 miles south of Key West, Florida. It has snow-white beaches speckled with tobacco fields, where the country’s famous cigars come from.

From the cars made in the 1950’s to the pastel-colored house of Havana to the 16th-century architecture of Old Havana images and memories of a time gone by are what most people think of. You can still hear the Salsa playing from the nightclubs or go to the famous Tropicana and catch on of their cabaret shows once you’ve chartered a private jet to Cuba.

Havana, Cuba’s capital and the Caribbean’s most beautiful city, is a must-see destination for everybody when booking a private jet charter to Cuba. In the city’s historic core, ancient defenses stand side by side with elegant structures that showcase the best of classical and colonial baroque architecture. A visit to Old Havana, which is protected by UNESCO, is incomplete without a visit to the Cathedral (or St. Christopher’s Cathedral), as well as its accompanying plaza, the Museum of the Revolution, the Capitol and the Havana Grand Theatre.

Once you’ve rented a private jet to Cuba, you should visit the Malecon promenade, because it is a superb representation of the capital’s historical past because of its beautiful structure and wealth of major monuments. Another lovely place is La Rampa, Malecon’s successful rival. Hotels, nightclubs, movies, pubs, and restaurants are all available here. However, the primary attraction is Coppelia, Fidel Castro’s personal ice cream store. The waters of Havana’s beaches are known as the “blue ring” due to their purity and unique tint.

Located in southeast Cuba, Santiago de Cuba is the second-largest city in the country, and it can be your another destination when renting a private plane to Cuba. It is well-known for its beautiful beaches and the abundance of natural beauty. The world-famous rum brand Bacardi got its start in Santiago de Cuba. It is the location of the Bacardi Rum Factory, which is also home to a tourist bar known as Barrita de Ron.

Another worth visiting destination with a private jet flight to Cuba is Varadero. It is a stunning beachside resort surrounded by lush flora on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Some of the world’s cleanest beaches may be found here, including its white sand beaches and turquoise waters. Divers go to the nearby reefs to take in the stunning surroundings and abundant variety of tropical marine life. A voyage on a boat that has a transparent bottom might serve as an alternative to scuba diving. Excursions on boats or catamarans and fishing are two of the most popular things to do there. The vacation destination is well-known for the wide variety of opulent hotels with golf courses and offers service on par with that found in Europe. Visitors may experience fantastic entertainment in Varadero in the evenings, including lively discos, nightclubs, pubs, and restaurants.

Only until very recently Cuba and all its attractions have been out of reach to most Americans. Thanks to recent resolutions that have been changed. Passengers can now fly between the US and Cuba although there are a few restrictions.

To be allowed to fly between the US and Cuba, either using commercial carries or chartering a private jet, you will have to qualify under a specific category including:

• Visiting Family
• US Government Official Business
• Journalistic Activity
• Professional Research/ Business Gatherings
• Visits for Educational Purposes
• Religious Activities
• Clinics/Workshops/Public Performances/Athletic Competitions
• To support the people of Cuba
• Humanitarian projects
• Private foundation Activities/Research/Education
• Import/Export of informational material
• Authorized BIS Transaction

Additionally, to fly to Cuba you must depart from one of only 16 authorized airports that include most major airports in Florida, as well as Key West, plus Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh.