Never say never... I know a Cuban immigrant geocacher! If he decided to travel to Cuba, it would have to be through a third country, such as Canada, and on his Cuban Passport. Cuba does not recognize his American citizenship.
That's true. Ya' got me. Hey, in light of what Juicepig said, and according to that message board link Tropical Paradise provided (didn't see the link before). I'd say go with a Garmin Gecko from Ebay. Heck, most geocachers probably couldn't identify that thing as a GPS, let alone Cuban customs.
I am a Cuban Born American Citizen that enjoys Geocaching. This is a very heated topic for me as you may or not understand. The question becons: Why would you go to a country that opresses its citizens, has no freedom of speech, no freedom to question anything at all, a total dictatorship where you can not change your government if you do not like what is going on, where you can not critizise the dictator for fear of being put away. This only supports this vile government that has trampled the minds and spirits of a very proud, very ingenious people. Why would a GPS be illegal in a country? it is such a trivial thing, yet many things like this are illegal in my country, and many do not understand why the Castro regime is vile, evil, and must go to the depts of Hell. The only Geocache I would like to place in Cuba is 45 Caliber lead slugs in (their) heads. Go geocaching somewhere else untill there is freedom of human rights and expression.
