Cuba Wood Chart

Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean, boasts over 3,500 miles of coastline, dotted with pristine beaches, bustling harbors, and intricate reef systems. The island's location at the crossroads of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean has made it a pivotal point in maritime history, from the days of Spanish galleons to modern-day cruises. With its diverse marine ecosystems and historical significance, Cuba's waters have been central to its identity, shaping its culture and economy over centuries.

Cuba 3D Wood Chart points of interest include: Cárdenas, a city known for its rich history in sugar production and maritime trade; Cienfuegos, often called the Pearl of the South, with its stunning bay; Colón, a town steeped in colonial history; Isla de la Juventud, a large island with deep ties to Cuban folklore; La Habana, the iconic capital city brimming with history and culture; Matanzas, known as the Athens of Cuba for its poets and Afro-Cuban culture; Pinar del Río, famous for its tobacco plantations; San Cristóbal, a town with historic churches; Santa Clara, the site of Che Guevara’s decisive battle; and Trinidad, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its colonial architecture.

Cuba Nautical Wood Chart color options: A Dark Brown Frame with Greenish Blue Water that evokes the lush tropical ambiance of the island.

Cuba 3D Nautical Wood Chart production process: Crafted from high-quality birch wood, each chart measures 31" x 13.5". It begins with precise depth measurements derived from bathymetric charts. These measurements are then transformed into art as the wood is laser-cut, layered, and glued to capture the contours of Cuba’s underwater landscape. The water areas are hand-stained, and place names, points of interest, and depths are carefully engraved. The piece is framed in custom-sized wood and protected with durable acrylic glass, making it a lasting tribute to Cuba’s rich maritime heritage.