Cabo Cruz , Cuba

Also known as ‘Cape Cruz’, this destination is a cape that forms the western edge of the Granma Province in southern Cuba. Recognized for its famous landmark ‘Faro de Cabo Cruz’ of a nineteenth-century lighthouse in the southernmost tip of Cabo Cruz. Originally founded as a Spanish port, between 1717 and 1718, the fort was seized by pirate Edward Kenway. Soon after, a harbormaster’s station was built along with two naval station presented to Kenway by a Dutch trader.