Reported May 24th on Cuba Land & Sea Facebook Group:

We are currently in Cienfuegos and are sadly reporting that a dinghy raised on the davits at night on a Catamaran at anchor was cut away. The dinghy was not locked but found the next day with its 15hp outboard missing.

We stopped locking our dinghy in Grand Cayman after a month there and it was stolen. Just a reminder to lock and lock your dinghy.

Update on Cienfuegos Fees:

Arrival fees were 55CUC, normally payable by card except when it is raining.
immigration fees were 15CUC per person. These have to be paid in cash but you are not allowed to go and get cash until you have a visa! After some discussion, we were allowed to go to the Jagua hotel a few minutes away to change US$ at a fairly unfavourable rate.

There are no departure fees.
No “gifts” were solicited by or offered to any of the officials.

Fees for anchoring are 0.20 CUC per foot per day which includes the use of the fairly run down showers and toilets and using the recently refurbished dinghy dock.

In the marina fees range from 0.55 CUC per foot per day for a boat of under 45ft, to 70 cents CUC per foot per day for a boat of over 100 ft. with lower rates for longer periods.

Water is metered and costs 5CUC per cubic meter. and electricity is 0.45 CUC per kWh.

Diesel is 1.10CUC/ltr.